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Posted by Fargo on October 18, 2004 at 08:18:07 from (208.215.191.58):
Mornin' all. Nobody got Friday's bonus question. I couldn't even find it amongst all the political posts. Here is a repost with the answers: What year did the JD 4620 replace the 4520? 1973
1974
1971
1976 A tougher one for bonus points... What was the model number of the last JD loader introduced during the two cylinder era? 36
38
35
34 The correct answers were 1971 and 35. Today's Q is: What was the cutting width (inches) on the original JD110 lawn tractor? 40
42
36
38 Be well.
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