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Joined: 30 Nov 2009
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    Posted: 02 Nov 2019 at 10:55am
I see Deere is recalling a whole lot of smaller Deeres. I thought ol Shameless would get a kick outta this post. Oh thanks shameless for cooking in the new kitchen and staying away from that old frostical machine. No snow here today so there are lots of folks here.
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He was still out there. Got some last night, but he did let me finish my garage roof. Wink
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I do like it Tom! thanks! I been seeing and hearing about quite a few green grain spreaders catching fire. don't take them long to melt away! a friends new green machine spit it's guts out the back this week, dunno if it'll be fixable or not. they traded a red machine for it, they said they wished they would have kept it!
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Rained enough to get the sidewalk wet in Des Moines today. We got home a little while ago and the boys were running corn. Those newer machines can really take it out. Big grain carts behind tracked tractors. I wonder what harvest will be like in another 20 years?
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deere is high priced junk. made everywhere.
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I heard the 47 series MF tractors are made in China.  Any truth to that?
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