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Old 02-13-2012, 01:03 PM
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Default 48" peg tooth harrow

I traded into a 48" peg tooth harrow with the IH sticker and original implement dealer decal still intact. The thing is in very good condition with probably 50-60 of original white paint intact.and will see lots of use here. I can't find anything on the internet about the tool. Anyone know anything about them? It is probably my favorite aquisitiion so far.
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Old 02-13-2012, 01:33 PM
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I am looking forward to your pics as I don't think I've seen a 48" before.
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I dont think ya know how inadequate( that means--stoopid) I am on this puter. Id love to get to where I can make photos ! I acquired it in a trade from south of Pittsburggh and the dealer sticker is from upstate new York. Its gettin around some.
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I dont think ya know how inadequate( that means--stoopid) I am on this puter. Id love to get to where I can make photos ! I acquired it in a trade from south of Pittsburggh and the dealer sticker is from upstate new York. Its gettin around some.
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