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In Reply to: Price of tea in China posted by MY EYES! MY EYES! on January 07, 2010 at 12:19:53:
My grandfather bought a Fordson sometime in the mid twenties if I remember right. Dad said he didn"t like it much. He bought a John Deere D shortly after they came out. He kept his horses, still did a lot with then right to the end. My dad"s favorite was a Ferguson 35 he bought new. He had several Ferguson implements to go with it. Wish I had that collection today ! I started a bit late in life, my first tractor was a tie - bought an IH 1086 and a JD 8640 the same day. That 1086 is the favorite and hardest worked machine we have. Ken
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