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Which was the Better Machine for its Era?
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TP from Central PA
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3/4/2012 13:26 (#2266991 - in reply to #2266955)
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RE: So is the Case planter design now better due to min/no till?
Yes, especially if the ground was not 100% ready............Deeres will make a nice dozer in wet ground.
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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sugar
: 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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