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Old 03-31-2010, 07:17 AM
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Lars,
My grandfather lives in Southampton, on Temple Road, off of Street Road. I grew up in Horsham and my parents still live there. Good luck with the tractors.
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I've attended the Jacktown tractor shows many times, I love the flea market area they have...i used to drive by it every day on the way to high school and my buddy owns the farm where everyone parks...

Have you ever heard of the Hilltop Auction in Bangor? Its a John Deere dealer that has a yearly auction every year, typically there are a hundred or so tractors for sale...you can pretty much buy anything you need there, however a lot of it is junk! It's actually this Saturday and I'll be there looking for wheel weights, a plow and some seats!!
No, I never heard of the Hilltop Auction. It would be fun to go, but with Easter being this weekend I have family commitments I must attend. Have fun and good luck trying to find some weights and a plow. There's an auction up by me at the West End Fairgrounds on April 17th, but I won't be able to make that either. I had to pick between that and the Plow Day out in Danville...the plow day won out.
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I'm in Southampton, just north of Philadelphia.
Hey Lars, my company has an office in Southampton and I went to college at Drexel in Philadelphia. Enjoy your tractor!

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No, I never heard of the Hilltop Auction. It would be fun to go, but with Easter being this weekend I have family commitments I must attend. Have fun and good luck trying to find some weights and a plow. There's an auction up by me at the West End Fairgrounds on April 17th, but I won't be able to make that either. I had to pick between that and the Plow Day out in Danville...the plow day won out.
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I've been to the west end fair before, years ago..enjoy your plow day...
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