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    Propane

    Make sure you read the contract before you call and tell them to pick up the tank. I had Amerigas for a propane company and I switched companies because they were a ripoff. I have a 500 gallon tank. In the contract it said if I canceled then the tank had to be at 5% or less or else they would...
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    Best commuter car

    My commuter car is an 05 Mercury Grand Marquis. It gets 26 mpg on my 100 mile round trip commute. That being said I wouldn't call the stop and go mileage "absolutely horrible". Since nnalert started I've been working from home so my driving has been strictly around town and I still get low 20's...
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    Country line

    I used their carb rebuild kit, it was in stock and I needed to get my 9N running quick so I bought the complete kit. It was made in USA and worked perfect ever since.
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    lp gas tractors

    Back in the 1990's I drove a 3000 gallon propane bobtail delivery truck for a living that was powered by LP. It was a GMC with a Tonawonda built 427 engine. It had more than adequate torque to pull that load. I'm guessing the lp gas tractors weren't as common because of the extra complexity...
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    It is snowing

    Jefferson New Hampshire got 5 inches a couple days ago. Nothing for us south of the notches though.
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    Marriage

    I thought his comment was funny. It's also the truth, people can't handle the truth anymore for some reason.
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    Making fun of an ad

    It's amazing how many people think new paint = completely restored.
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    8N and snow

    Tamworth, near the White Mountains. I lived in SW NH for a while in Peterborough years ago.
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    8N and snow

    I live in NH and I get away with no ballast but I'm running duo-link chains with v-bars. I'm running a pull type snowblower though. With a back blade I would definitely go with ballast as well.
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    Bought another 9N

    Nice find!
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    David Brown 885

    Thanks, it's only about an hour's drive from me so I think I'll go take a look at it. It's good to know they're good cold weather starters because I'm looking for a tractor to run a 3 point snowblower. The gearing of the 885 looks perfect for what I need along with the amount of HP it has at the...
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    David Brown 885

    I'm thinking about going to check out a 1975 David Brown 885 that's for sale and was wondering what everyone's opinions of this model is. It's a diesel and supposedly one owner tractor. Anything I should look out for?
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    Is the price in the ballpark

    My '39 has a lot of non-original parts and it's still more original than his.
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    New here, looking for some input.

    In the last couple of years since I've owned my N the only US made parts I've found was a carb kit (bought it at TSC surprisingly) and repop headlight assemblies from Dennis Carpenter.Also a Faria ammeter. Everything else was mostly made in India, China or Mexico.
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    Massey Ferguson 135 jerky lift

    Thanks for that info. He was asking $2950 which seems pretty high for something that needs a hydraulic pump and possibly a clutch. It also had a leaky rear axle seal on one side along with a bunch of electrical work that needed to be done.
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