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Posted by Allan In NE on May 17, 2006 at 18:51:32 from (148.78.243.25):
Hi Guys, Rebuilding the cutter bar on my old swather. No sooner than got the outfit drug in from the country, pulled in the yard and the trucking outfit called and said my parts were in. Good timing! I even managed to get a few of the little rascals bolted on today. Hope to get 'er aligned and shaggin' tomorrow. That Hydro 70 thinks it is gonna just draw baby sittin' duty, but little does it know that it gonna be spinnin' this old heifer across the Nebraska plain one of these days...... If it doesn't hail out the hay, that is. :>) Hope your day went well too. Allan 
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