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  • Doc
    Man, I thought MY job was a load of BS!
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  • sig232
    Man, that brings back memories. I grew up on a farm in Northern Indiana we had a spreader that had a lever that ran the mechanism backwards to clear jams. One day we went tearing out across the field flipped on the PTO and guess what, the lever was switched backwards and we got covered with the crap!!!

    Took off the cloths outside of the house before bathing.
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  • mateomasfeo
    Looks like the practice field we had in high school football...
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  • sothere
    BTDT.I used to write my name in the snow covered feilds as well as friendly messages to the neighbors
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  • dcon13
    Looks like my legs between waxings!Danielle
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  • Mossbergboogie
    4320 or 4620?
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  • tobefree
    Arghhh!!!! One spring I fixed about ten of those puppies....And they never freaking break when they are empty.
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  • guntech59
    Ahhhh, the smell of money![:D]
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  • soop
    Nice turd hearse
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  • dheffley
    Sign in the John Deere dealers office,

    At John Deere,
    We stand behind every thing we make,
    except our manure spreaders.
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  • Captplaid
    quote:Originally posted by chrishiher
    4320 or 4620?


    Neither. 4020. It has some disproportionately large tires. He sold this one to another farmer south of town in '77 when he bought a 4320. The other 4020 with the loader was newer and in better condition at the time.

    Last year the other farmer finally sold it. He was in his early 70's. Dad bought it back. Paid more than when he sold it. This one is in great shape and the loader 4020 looks very rough now.

    A couple of years ago he put a loader on the 4320. It's too big of a loader for the tractor and kind of ruined the functionality of the tractor. The 4320 is a sweet tractor to drive without a cab. Great sound to the motor.
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