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Subject: (ET) hybrid ET
From: "Keith Stieg" <kns5 comcast net>
Date: Thu, 4 Dec 2003 19:25:19 -0600
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Gordon

I would have to say that an Elec-Trak with A gen. pack used only when

Needed is far better than running a 20 HP gas tractor all the time.

At that rate is it better run the gas hog, or the fuel stingy Elec-Trak ?

If that was available 30 years ago, maybe they would still be building

them today ! Look at electric cars ---- Hybrids are the answer! And they are in demand !

Keith S.

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