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A FEW WEEKS AGO OUT OF BOREDOM I LOOKED ON EBAY AT JD SLEDS THEN DID A GOOGLE SEARCH ON JD SLEDS AND WAS AMAZED! mY WIFE AND I ARE IN OUR EARLY FORTYS AND WANT TO IMMERSE OURSELVES IN JD SLEDS AND THE HISTORY. i GREW UP ON JD SLEDS AND HAVE VERY FOND MEMORIES OF GOOD OLE JOHN DEERE SLEDS. aNY ADVICE AND DIRECTION WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. ROOSTERJPH@AOL.COM
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Post by bottomsupduckclub »

:D Glad to hear there is another out there with the addiction! My advice is to pick a model, probably the one you have the best memories of, and start a rebuild. After one they will just start to follow you home. I know, yesterday I had a 295s & 500 follow me home. I think I'm up to about 26 machines, but have lost count

BOTTOMS UP!! :beers;
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Welcome Rooster.

If it is info you want, check out all of the links (models, racing, tech info, restorations.....) on the main page. These guys here know a ton about these old sleds.

Glad to see this site is growing :beers;
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Post by Liquifire 4/6 »

Hello Rooster & welcome aboard. Funny how when a guy grows up riding JD sleds, they just seem to remain in your bloodsstream and eventually start to become an obsession. Your story could easily apply to myself and probably most other people in this forum. You are sure to find this site very helpful in your pursuit, maintenance and care of JD sleds. Regards, Pete
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Rooster ... welcome aboard ... Do you have a first name and where are you from?

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welcome aboard youve come to the right place for vintage deere info no doubt
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name is john and i'm from southwest missouri. not quite in the snowbelt but the sickness knows no geography
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Welcome Rooster! :beers;

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John, I'm from Blue Springs, let me know if I can be of any help. I should be back in the world on March 6th.

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