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FARMER BOY

01-03-2002 18:18:42




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I PURCHEASED A HIG-BEE OATS CLEANER THAT WAS MADE I CHEIGO OVER 100 YEARS AGO. THIS HAS NO MOVEING PARTS IT IS ABOUT 8 FOOT TALL AND ONE AND A HALF FOOT WIDEAND IS MADE OF WOOD YOU POOR THE OATS DOWN THE TOP AND THEY GO DOWN THREW A SERIES OF SCREEN IN TELL THEY GET CLEAN. IF ANYONE KNOWS ANY THING ABOUT THESE OR THEIR WORTH I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR. THANKS IN ADVANCE GUYS.

FARMER BOY

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PolitenessMan

01-04-2002 11:18:27




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 Re: hig bee oats cleaner? in reply to FARMER BOY, 01-03-2002 18:18:42  
Please do not yell at us in the forum. Also, Why is it that most people that like these old rusty tractors are uneducated, dirty, creeps?



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willyz

01-11-2002 04:30:59




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 Re: Re: hig bee oats cleaner? in reply to PolitenessMan, 01-04-2002 11:18:27  
I KNOW YOU ARE ON A CRUSADE, BUT MAYBE SOME OF US ARE HARD OF HEARING.



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big fred

01-07-2002 10:38:40




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 Re: Re: hig bee oats cleaner? in reply to PolitenessMan, 01-04-2002 11:18:27  
I dunno, why is it that most of these posts from politenessman seem to come from arrogant antisocial dweebs?



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Jerry D in NC

01-05-2002 19:44:19




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 Re: Re: hig bee oats cleaner? in reply to PolitenessMan, 01-04-2002 11:18:27  
First of all, I saw no indication of a creep in the proposed question. Second, he has stated he is a 13 yr old young man that did not realize all caps is yelling. Third, I take offense to your self righteous statement referring to "people that like these old rusty tractors are uneducated, dirty, creeps". I happen to hold a degree in Physics and work for a 3 letter company managing more industry affecting issues daily than I imagine you see each year. But since I don't know, I will not pass judgement on you. Tolerance is something everyone should develop, try adding it to your list of positive attributes. Try telling Roger Welsch he fits the above description.

Look at the two people that responded to this kid and take a lesson. Both have provided me valuable farming information, I think they could provide you some information on humanization. Sorry to rail on you but your post was arrogant and unnecessary and an apology would be the right thing but I will not hold my breath waiting on it.

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farmer boy

01-04-2002 14:42:45




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 Re: Re: hig bee oats cleaner? in reply to PolitenessMan, 01-04-2002 11:18:27  
DON'T YOU BE CALLEN ME A UNEDUCATED,DIRTY,CREEP
. I did not know that writing in caps ment i was yelling. So i would like it if you did not call us tractor collectors dirty creeps. It takes alot of money to collect this old equipment because no one else wants to put their time and money in to doing this,we are one of a kind.So don't call me that or any one else dirty,un-educated creeps. And i am 13 years old and i have sold almost every thing of mine that is value to start collecting this equipment so it will not be discarted. I have spen over $4683 on just machinery and $1000 on getting it restored.

Farmer Boy

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Tim(nj)

01-04-2002 19:31:42




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 Re: Re: Re: hig bee oats cleaner? in reply to farmer boy, 01-04-2002 14:42:45  
This isn't machinery related, but I feel I have to share it. (and if anybody disagrees with me, it's your right to do so).

Farmerboy, don't get mad at someone and flame away because they see you as a lesser person. Firing back at them right away sometimes just reinforces their low opinion of you. Use that insult as motivation to prove them wrong, that you are indeed not a "dirty, uneducated creep".

PolitenessMan was probably taking shots at you for some misspellings and incorrect grammar. Good language skills are very important, because language is what ties us all together. Without it, communication of ideas between people would be impossible. The higher the level of skill people possess, the easier it is to communicate.

If you want to prove PolitenessMan wrong, try reading books about anything and everything in which you have interest (it's easier to get into a book you actually want to read than one that you're assigned to read). The more you read, the more your spelling, vocabulary, and grammar will improve. Then, not only will you be an expert on the stuff you like, you'll sound like an expert, too. I started reading a lot when I was in 5th grade (and I've continued to read a lot since, and I'm almost 28). I can tell you from experience, that as my reading level went higher, school got a lot easier. I ended up taking the more advanced classes in high school, and went on to get a bachelor's degree in college. However, I'm still a farmer, and I'm still a country boy, but I've got the same education as a lot of those self-centered "yuppies" have, which allows me to better defend myself when they dare to insult me as a "dumb farmer".

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paul

01-06-2002 02:20:15




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: hig bee oats cleaner? in reply to Tim(nj), 01-04-2002 19:31:42  
I certainly disagree with you. I've been a bookworm since 4th grade - filled a library card at my church as a kid, read & read & read.... But _nothing_ has helped improve my spelling. If it's over 5 letters, or has some vowels in the middle of it, I'll get it wrong....

Otherwise, you make good sense. :)

--->Paul



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paul

01-04-2002 16:42:41




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 Re: Re: Re: hig bee oats cleaner? in reply to farmer boy, 01-04-2002 14:42:45  
Don't get ruffled, people call each other all kinds of things on the internet. It's no big deal, usually funny. :) :) All-caps is very often seen as being rude, and is very hard to read, so now you learned. Don't worry about the name calling, it ain't no big deal & you will be seen as a very smart person if you learn to just ignore it & move on with the question that's important. :) Ok? :)

As to the grain cleaner, I've seen that type once in a long while, but don't know much about them. I would think something with a fan would do a better job cleaning, and since there are a lot more with fans than without, I an guessing I'm right on that.

Does yours have interchangable screens for various crops, or is it just made for oats? If it avaiable, do you have a variaty of screens?

--->Paul

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farmer boy

01-04-2002 20:19:47




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: hig bee oats cleaner? in reply to paul, 01-04-2002 16:42:41  
I am sorry of what i did it is just that i been called names because i collect combines. Tim i don't mean this in a bad way but i do read I read "The Grain Harvestors","John Deere tractors and Implements part one and 2" and alot of operation manuals.Paul the oats cleaner dose not have changeable screens it is just made for oats.

FarmerBoy



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Tim(nj)

01-05-2002 15:12:17




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: hig bee oats cleaner? in reply to farmer boy, 01-04-2002 20:19:47  
Hey, no problem. Keep on reading. Remember, you can never learn too much.



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farmer boy

01-05-2002 17:00:28




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: hig bee oats cleaner? in reply to Tim(nj), 01-05-2002 15:12:17  
This web site is a good as school because you have nice friends and people who care about you.

Farmer Boy



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