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SC 1008 Used Straw Chopper With New Blades model YTF2X 3 A circuit type with negative ground A circuit type with negative ground polarity and three terminals (Battery allowing the operator to adjust and level implements attached to the rear of the tractor All New Blades Tech Info:
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SC-1008 Used Straw Chopper With New Blades model-YTF2X-3 A-circuit type with negative ground

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