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8N implement recommendation?
I recently used the ole' Bush Hog to cut down about an acre of field grass, brush and small saplings to plant some fescue and add to the useable lawn area. Of course this left a bunch of 2" tall +/- saplings sticking up all over the place (most about 1/4" to 1" thick). I was thinking about using...- 52fordredbelly
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NATPA Wauseon question
Why are there no 2500lb classes? Was planning on going with a 2500lb, and 3500lb tractor, but might not be worth the trip only taking the one tractor.- Clinton D
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