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I can't see any of them
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There is an off topic section for these kinds of things. Please don't post them in the tractor area of the forum.
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   I think there just fine on the farm equipment forum. Post away !
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Thanks for posting, it is nice to have a little humor on here from time to time.
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   As I said post away.

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I think most of us check all the strings of this forum so most will see it on the "everything else" one.  That said, How fast do you suppose a road roller has to be going to roll over on it's self?  The Pic with the track hoe through the bridge happened about 4 years ago at Hays Ks, on I70.  Took almost a year for the bridge to be rebuilt.
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So everyone is happy i will post non tractor stuff in the everything else fourm and tractor stuff in this fourm so now everybody make shure u check the everything else fourm more .
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I didn't even notice it was on the wrong thread.  Lets not vote please.  The old website did not have mulrtiple forums, and you had to read every post to make sure you didn't miss something.  If someone had an obscure question on a tractor, it would get buried under alot of posts about politics and others.  Having to frequently "bump" your topic gets old.  Accidentally posting on the wrong thread won't hurt, but if everybody does it on purpose it becomes unmanageable.
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