Posted by Tyler Wind on March 07, 2008 at 05:02:21 from (71.226.173.126):
I was hoping someone could help me out with a question. I will warn you that this is going to sound very, very odd, especially considering I"m 29 years old. Regardless, I had a John Deere pedal tractor that my parents got me sometime in the early 80"s. As silly as it may seem, it was probably one of my most valued possessions. Unfortunately, I learned last night that I lost my little pedal tractor in a big barn fire at my parent"s house. I have a few pictures and was wondering if someone would be kind enough to help me identify the exact model. Although it will not be my tractor, I"m determined to find an exact replacement regardless of price. Any help you can offer (in this odd situation) is greatly appreciated! I"m going to try to post a picture of my tractor--thanks again!
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