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Which was the Better Machine for its Era?
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CarlP
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3/4/2012 12:28 (#2266885 - in reply to #2266853)
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Re: Which was the Better Machine for its Era?
No experience
JD 7000.....Basic design still the best planter going
No experience
L3.......Many more 7720s built and used, but they were sort of a turd....L3 was simple, more modern,less expensive
No experience
AK 47........M16 in 5.56 has too light of a bullet and too prone to stoppage......The design of the gas system "poops where it eats"
Edited by CarlP 3/4/2012 12:33
Which was the Better Machine for its Era?
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BSchroeder
: 3/4/2012 12:13
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swne
: 3/4/2012 12:20
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CarlP
: 3/4/2012 12:28
My Answers
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BSchroeder
: 3/4/2012 12:32
RE: My Answers
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nd mike
: 3/4/2012 13:07
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Jay NE Ohio
: 3/4/2012 12:48
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Cliff SEIA
: 3/4/2012 12:55
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tomram486
: 3/4/2012 13:01
RE: So is the Case planter design now better due to min/no till?
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Millhouse
: 3/4/2012 13:01
RE: So is the Case planter design now better due to min/no till?
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Cliff SEIA
: 3/4/2012 13:09
RE: So is the Case planter design now better due to min/no till?
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TP from Central PA
: 3/4/2012 13:26
My opinions
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Trent2520
: 3/4/2012 13:35
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mschultz
: 3/4/2012 13:56
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clevepreach
: 3/4/2012 16:05
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1000 moline
: 3/4/2012 13:37
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Ron..NE ILL..10/48
: 3/4/2012 13:46
M14 a True Rifle....
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CarlP
: 3/4/2012 13:55
RE: M14 a True Rifle....
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dvswia
: 3/5/2012 07:48
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Steiger Man
: 3/4/2012 13:56
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1000 moline
: 3/4/2012 18:02
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Steiger Man
: 3/4/2012 18:31
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Trent2520
: 3/4/2012 19:12
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Schuerman Farms
: 3/4/2012 13:59
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Farmitall
: 3/4/2012 14:20
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dragon71
: 3/4/2012 15:08
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lovetoride650
: 3/4/2012 14:34
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aray63
: 3/4/2012 14:26
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Curt Keiser
: 3/4/2012 14:57
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: 3/4/2012 14:57
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cwjones
: 3/4/2012 15:07
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Sheep Herder
: 3/4/2012 15:53
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Red Whiskers
: 3/4/2012 16:07
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TylerDurden
: 3/4/2012 16:38
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boog
: 3/4/2012 16:10
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Cardinal_Farms
: 3/4/2012 17:53
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150pilot
: 3/4/2012 18:47
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TJG in MS
: 3/4/2012 20:44
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