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Old 04-05-2018, 09:20 PM
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Daniel, that is a great looking tractor!
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Old 04-05-2018, 11:58 PM
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Looks good Daniel.
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The 147 looks great Daniel!! Glad you got what you wanted and you're happy!
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You'll have to name your tractor Betty Lou. Here's Eddie Wilson and the Cruisers to explain it to you in case you don't get my joke.

https://youtu.be/YoGFUgpywGE
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Thanks all for the replies. I'm very pleased with them. I was saving up for another tractor (still would like another one) but took my own advice and decided to spend my $$$ on something I already owned, making it better, instead of acquiring more. I did a lot of snow removal/shoveling this past winter to afford these.

The next thing I'm saving up for is an engine rebuild.
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Thanks all for the replies. I'm very pleased with them. I was saving up for another tractor (still would like another one) but took my own advice and decided to spend my $$$ on something I already owned, making it better, instead of acquiring more. I did a lot of snow removal/shoveling this past winter to afford these.

The next thing I'm saving up for is an engine rebuild.
I think you are being wise to invest in your current machine. When it is mechanically rock solid and always ready at a moments notice, then start shopping for another machine. There is a lot of satisfaction in fixing all the little things and having a reliable machine on standby.
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Those Firestone are the best looking AG out there and worth every penny you pay for them Daniel!
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Those Firestone are the best looking AG out there and worth every penny you pay for them Daniel!
Go big or go home, haha. I didn't want to settle for less. There was a time that I was considering it. Not knocking other brands, just not overall what I wanted.
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