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Re: Precision question?


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Posted by Indydirtfarmer on September 03, 2004 at 03:18:44 from (66.83.236.250):

In Reply to: Re: Precision question? posted by Tanklord on September 02, 2004 at 13:38:28:

I"ve managed to accumulate all the precision Deeres, even "rare" ones like the FFA 4020, the Parts Expo A, The hi-crop 630, ect. I managed to get 2 of each of them. One stayed boxed, and in some cases, the one that "got out of the box", got customized.
I have a couple 4440"s that have had quite a bit of work done on them. One has rim-mount duals, using ANOTHER set of 4440 rears, donated from another parts tractor.
I have 2 4020 nf, that got tires, wheels, and wide fronts, from "donor" 4000"s. both have front and rear wieghts, one has a fender radio, and ROPS w/ canopy. Both look good!
I"ve even done a 4020 PS/WF. Got it looking like my 1/1 scale 4020.
I"m currently putting a #45 loader on a 630 nf. It will be like the first ever 2 cylinder Deere I ever ran. Belonged to a nieghbor when I was a kid.
Customs, done right, bring big peso"s.
I"m leaning towards believing that Precisions will continue, but as 1/32 scale "current production" models.
They"re making us all loose wieght, guess our toys are gunna have to also......Have a good one. John



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