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hey scott,
i know nothing (!!!) about tractors, but that looks pretty cool. hand6.gif
Anytime you want a lesson let me know!:) I used to be into cars but found this tractor hobbie. Its like collecting watches, once you get one you need another and another and so on. You just need a big building to store them and a good truck to haul 'em. The people are the best thing about the hobbie. Real "down to earth". Anytime you need help there is about 10 guys there to help. It also is a family thing. Alot of times you have 3 generations or more participating in the shows. If you ever hear of a tractor show near you I strongly suggest you attend. You wont be afraid to take the family. Its such a great hobbie I drove all the way from PA to Calgary to bring home a tractor. 4600 miles round trip with 15,000 pounds behind me. It is though starting to get like the car hobbie. The tractors are getting more expensive to buy. Some of the rare ones are starting at $60K to$200k to buy. Too rich for my blood. Oh well, I will just stick to my putt putt JD's Scott