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PHOTO - rain stopped play - tractors parked up
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Posted by David in Wales on July 16, 2007 at 10:18:20 from (86.140.241.169):
Hi Gang; This is what it looked like here last week, all the contractor's machinery parked up waiting to go. We have one of the largest McCormick dealers (were David Brown & CaseIH previously) in this area which explains why there are so many red tractors in the northern part of Pembrokeshire County. The JD, NH & MF dealers are located in the southern half of the County where the farms are larger, better soils and more rolling countryside. Note the front pto & 3 point which features a fast hitch to hook up to implements. David
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