[AT] My new pellet/corn stove arrived friday

[Richard Strobel]

It's in Helena, Mt...that's quite a ways from Superior.  Thanks anyway Kent. 
Eventually we'll get it done.  I can catch him on the I-90 corridor when he 
travels.

  Just thot that someone might be headed for Spokane and take US 2 to the 
coast.  That takes in Snohomish.  Actually US 2 is a pretty neat route 
especially across the Cascades, but probably not as fast as I-90 and it 
brings you out well north of Seattle.  Great if you're going to take the 
boat out of Vancouver, B.C. to Alaska.  Course nothing is as beautiful a 
trip as "The North Cascade Highway."  That is equal to the "Going to the 
Sun" highway of Glacier Park IMO and it's north of US2, I believe.

  It's a small green cylinder about the size of a bread box with 
hoses/quickcoupler and dust caps.

  Thanks again!
Tractorless in Mt...but have my eye on a purdy kewl 18-36 Hart-Parr. 
Rumored to be more throatier that a JD.

RickinMt.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Kent Blomgren" <misterk at bentonrea.com>
To: "Antique tractor email discussion group" <at at lists.antique-tractor.com>
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2005 7:11 AM
Subject: Re: [AT] My new pellet/corn stove arrived friday


> Exactly where in Montana is the hydraulic cylinder and how big is it?  I
> have a friend who lives here in Yakima just about a mile from where
> Willard works that is going to Superior MT in the near future.
> Kent
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