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Old 05-27-2011, 08:49 PM
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Went to look at a 782D. Didnt buy it but i did bring this sweet baby home! Ive never seen one this small. The drive wheel was locked up when I got it but now shes ready to roll.
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Old 05-27-2011, 08:51 PM
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David that's pretty sweet! When you going to use it?
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Looks a lot like a wheat drill, I like!
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Old 05-27-2011, 10:44 PM
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Awesome seeder, David! Looks real nice, behind the 882D!
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If you didn't buy it how did you get to take it home? Tell me how you did this so I can use it on my next outing. Great looking tractor!
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If you didn't buy it how did you get to take it home? Tell me how you did this so I can use it on my next outing. Great looking tractor!
He looked at a red 782D that's his 882D. David loves his smokers!
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David that's pretty sweet! When you going to use it?
Dont have any future plans for use. Just a conversational piece at shows. Ill probably take it to Denton!

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If you didn't buy it how did you get to take it home? Tell me how you did this so I can use it on my next outing. Great looking tractor!
I meant-I didnt buy the 782D that I went to look at but this was there also for sale so I DID buy this. Sorry for the confusion. I gave $25. Thought that was pretty good.
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Old 05-28-2011, 01:43 AM
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Just wanted everyone to know they are still in business. Here is a link to their site. These things arnt cheap!! I stole mine compared to their new prices. Then again, mine isnt anywhere near new.

http://www.garberseeder.com/index.html
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Just wanted everyone to know they are still in business. Here is a link to their site. These things arnt cheap!! I stole mine compared to their new prices. Then again, mine isnt anywhere near new.

http://www.garberseeder.com/index.html
They have a place that sells them in Statesville!

Tri-State Distributors 1470 Salisbury Road Box 1121 Statesville, NC 28687
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