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Posted by James Jackson on June 18, 2007 at 19:10:51 from (124.177.98.230):
Gooday all . Dave-MN - I'd druther a triple Vodka & Coke tnx . MF-Poor - I'm saving for the post of a couple of 44's o'water for you & Jiles in NM-Alba & RayP-MI & all others that need what we've go more than our fair share of . I'm in Tropical Rainforest - Far North Queensland Australia ( so post will take quite some $'s ) and we've had the wetest 18 months on record & 70 mils ( 2 3/4" ) in 3 days & 1 mtr + ( 40" ) this year . Sure do wish y'all could have some of ours but not in flood amounts of course. MF-Poor - Tried to take the micky out of you for the great pics of your rebuild ( better by far than a new one - I thought ) & get some pics of your ROPS . I'll get an Auzzie one I think . Jiles - tnx for web site on Iowa - big time farming . Sure is way over my head . We all learn so much on this site from everyone world-wide pictures & I thank y'all . As very special tnx to everyone for your help for this fossil with his 1st tractor . Couldn't have done it without all your help . I'm still waiting on the paint to arrive before fitting the radiator back in & putting it back together without bits & bolts left over . Hopefully David Wilcox will get some pics & dis-tructions in here & we can build 1 of his super snow-blades . Tnx again - all , james down-under in Auzzie-land @ jamesaviculture@hotmail.com
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