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150pilot

Posted 3/4/2012 18:47 (#2267656 - in reply to #2267539)
Subject: Re: Which was the Better Machine for its Era?

New London, Wisconsin

806, but I liked the 4010
800, but it's close
M, not even close
Agree it's hard to beat a rotor
Steiger
M16 unless dirt in close tolerances will ruin your day

Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - BSchroeder : 3/4/2012 12:13
- Re: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - swne : 3/4/2012 12:20
- Re: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - CarlP : 3/4/2012 12:28
- My Answers - BSchroeder : 3/4/2012 12:32
  - RE: My Answers - nd mike : 3/4/2012 13:07
- Re: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - Jay NE Ohio : 3/4/2012 12:48
- RE: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - Cliff SEIA : 3/4/2012 12:55
- RE: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - tomram486 : 3/4/2012 13:01
- RE: So is the Case planter design now better due to min/no till? - Millhouse : 3/4/2012 13:01
  - RE: So is the Case planter design now better due to min/no till? - Cliff SEIA : 3/4/2012 13:09
    - RE: So is the Case planter design now better due to min/no till? - TP from Central PA : 3/4/2012 13:26
- My opinions - Trent2520 : 3/4/2012 13:35
  - Re: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - mschultz : 3/4/2012 13:56
    - Re: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - clevepreach : 3/4/2012 16:05
- Re: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - 1000 moline : 3/4/2012 13:37
- RE: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - Ron..NE ILL..10/48 : 3/4/2012 13:46
  - M14 a True Rifle.... - CarlP : 3/4/2012 13:55
    - RE: M14 a True Rifle.... - dvswia : 3/5/2012 07:48
- RE: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - Steiger Man : 3/4/2012 13:56
  - RE: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - 1000 moline : 3/4/2012 18:02
    - RE: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - Steiger Man : 3/4/2012 18:31
      - RE: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - Trent2520 : 3/4/2012 19:12
- RE: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - Schuerman Farms : 3/4/2012 13:59
  - Re: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - Farmitall : 3/4/2012 14:20
    - Re: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - dragon71 : 3/4/2012 15:08
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- Re: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - aray63 : 3/4/2012 14:26
- RE: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - Curt Keiser : 3/4/2012 14:57
- RE: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - sugar : 3/4/2012 14:57
- Re: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - cwjones : 3/4/2012 15:07
- RE: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - Sheep Herder : 3/4/2012 15:53
- RE: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - Red Whiskers : 3/4/2012 16:07
  - Re: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - TylerDurden : 3/4/2012 16:38
- Re: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - boog : 3/4/2012 16:10
- RE: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - Cardinal_Farms : 3/4/2012 17:53
  - Re: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - 150pilot : 3/4/2012 18:47
- Re: Which was the Better Machine for its Era? - TJG in MS : 3/4/2012 20:44

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