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Old 04-23-2013, 11:36 AM
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As far as I know, there should be one. I'll keep everyone updated. Hopefully the planning will commence much earlier than last year to give everyone more notice.
Hope we have another one in NC this Fall.
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Old 04-23-2013, 08:51 PM
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Thanks Oak for the comments about my massey even if it is not the right red. I hope you saw what kind of shirt I was wearing.

If you couldn't tell it was an International Harvester tractor shirt.
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Thanks Jenn for letting me drive your super! I enjoyed it too Allen & David. Is there gonna be another NC plowday this fall?
You are most welcome Todd! I enjoyed driving my super too!

I really enjoyed driving your tractors too! I see why you boys are all so addicted!
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You are most welcome Todd! I enjoyed driving my super too!

I really enjoyed driving your tractors too! I see why you boys are all so addicted!
Oh boy, I'm gonna have to find a super of my own.
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That guy knows one speed....WFO.
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That guy knows one speed....WFO.
Just testing to see about those 1782 overheating myths, if it didn't overheat working like that it's not gonna overheat at all
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Just testing to see about those 1782 overheating myths, if it didn't overheat working like that it's not gonna overheat at all
Sweet no overheating did you have a gauge or just trust the factory light?
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Sweet no overheating did you have a gauge or just trust the factory light?
It still has the light, but I felt the block a few times and it seemed good. I do want a gauge eventually.
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