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    just a few pics

    Again--thanks for the great pics! Keep them coming when you can.
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    ot:older Dodge 4WD pullin a horse trailer...

    All they want you to notice is the light in the upstairs window when he pulls into the yard.
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    OT- Daily Aches Pains?

    Well, it's got something to do with this business of "getting older." We ain't 25 anymore. Lot of the stuff I used to rare into I now kind of wait until one of my sons is around. Still active but about three hours on the scoped knee is all it takes anymore. 68 year old Dave 2N.
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    Hot Rodders Identify

    Manifold definitely from an ETD.
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    The older you folks get......

    Tell me about it! Some things I did with one hand and the other tied behind my back five years ago, now requires waiting until my sons are around to help me.
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    other sites

    lyle- I've been wondering over the past several weeks, how you have any time to do any farming, what with all the time you spend on this board.
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    What I Saw Today, (Flint River) Fayetteville Tn

    Great pics. Thanks for sharing.
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    Pics

    Better report that to Mom, Zachy.
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    Stranger Danger

    Bingo!! And "around here" means "anywhere" anymore.
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    Marlin X7 rifles

    I agree with what you say about barrel length--to a point. But-I think that one could get by with 24".
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    Marlin X7 rifles

    I have two .308's: Rem. 700 Synthetic and a Stevens 200. The Stevens is a good shooter but the Rem. is one of the most accurate rifles I have ever owned in all of my 68 years. And it never changes zero.
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    Marlin X7 rifles

    I'm very familiar with the 22/250. I started using it back when you had to neck down your own cases from 250 Savage brass. Excellent woodchuck gun and I regret selling it. I was wondering about the Marlin X7 rifles and not the cartridges.
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    Marlin X7 rifles

    Got a 2011 Marlin catalog and on pg. 2 they list as new a model X7VH in 22/250 or 308. Has a "heavy" 26" barrel. Weight is 7-3/4 lbs. I kind of think that 26" is a little long anynore but they probably are trying to compete with a Savage model. Anyone know anything about this model? Anyone...
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    Best tractor to break the 100 horse power mark in the 60's

    John German Japanese Deere still survives, of course. But that wasn't the question.
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    Long and Farmtrac tractors

    What was formerly Long now being manufactured by a Korean firm. Name of the tractor begins with an "L..." Can't recall the name. They had a bunch of them at the NY Farm Show last week. Still seemed to be a good product with better backing by the Korean outfit than the outfit in India that...
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    Chainsaw purchase: new or used?

    BINGO! to what greyhorse said below.
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    OT Rant

    Many stores do that. For example, Wegmans is one. Do you have a Wegmans up your way. Even the hated and despised by the libs Wal Mart does it. I understand your rant but the real reason the country is so screwed up sits in the oval office in D.C. And was put there by a bunch of mindless voters.
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    Don't care what'cha say

    Great group, too.
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    Don't care what'cha say

    Great! Never heard of them until you and the others mentioned them on here. Great stuff! There's a Cracker Barrel right across from where I work so guess where I'll be heading Friday AM bright and early.
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    1953 John Deere 60

    It's just plain out of adjustment. That would be my first thought. Try adjusting it to specs. before doing anything really big.
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