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Posted by HAPPY DEERE on July 20, 2007 at 15:51:28 from (209.43.100.149):
ok folks someone had the guts at a tractor show my pride a joy is at to tell me my tractor has problems ok now i spent over 1.5 years working on this tractor she runs like a top i love my little b to death and im only missing the shutter control knob. this guy comes strutting over and tells me i needed to do a better job well he took me over to see his supposed 1948 john deere a well wait its got a single 6 speeed tranny mismatched tires no electrical stysem period runs everwhere and was painted with the cheap stuff and they missed parts on it and it barely ran. just wanting to blow off some steam
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