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    Posted: 01 Jul 2010 at 2:26pm
A couple of pictures of the SP100 Harvesting wheat yesterday. Did a nice job and had alot of fun. Had to back the semi down in the ditch to unload it though
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Attaboy, Don!  I didn't know you had it all ready to go yet.  Have you got any more custom work lined up yet?  Glad to hear that it ran well.

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What a GREAT JOB!!  I can just imagine what you had to do to get an SP 100 going. 
Also, the picture with the modern Self Propelled Combine shows just how far we have gone.  The size - to me - is absoutly amazing.
You know, if I went back to selling I could do it but it would be hard for me to adjust to the size and the price of todays machines.
Great Job!  Congratulations!
Good luck!
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Great Photos!!!!!!! Thanks for posting them. Ive got a AllCrop 66 and 72 and would love to have one of those!! Ryan
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