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mit9750

Posted 3/3/2014 15:47 (#3730214 - in reply to #3729798)
Subject: RE: John Deere I-TEC Pro Best Practices

video isnt the best. taken with phone. kinda long,,sorry. fast fwd some & you can see my setup. i like to skip pass. took some playing to get her dialed in,, but boy i sure liked it. Like others have said, Boundary's are the key,

http://youtu.be/HNE4g9eUGBs

John Deere I-TEC Pro Best Practices - georgejr : 3/3/2014 08:17
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