The Situation and the Consequence

Two full sets of weights, tires filled to the brim with fluid and 80lbs of cross laced chains in place.

If this little darlin' gets stuck in the snow bank again this year, she has earned an all expenses paid trip down to the farm where she will spend her remaining days loafin’ idly beside the grain bin, which by the way, I haven't looked at in the past 21 years either.

Yep, dat's what I'm a thinkin' :>)

LOL! You've been over on the IH board, haven't you? :>)

Naw, she runs just like any other old H; but the first of next week, that PTO pump and the belly pump are both coming off and a live hydraulic pump is going to take their place.

A "live" H with power steering sould be fun!

Later Dude,

Allan

I run the same type but much wider tires so my pair of chains weight 195+ lbs and with my 800 lbs each rear 18.5 X 16 tire I have plenty of weight in the rear for traction. I bought the spring holders for the chains to keep them tight. They work great and never had a problem losing them yet. Those tires are now on my Massey 135 along with the Fork Lift I built. Mark h.

Rod

I hear ya. I wire the things together; learned that from the old days with the farm trucks. They had the same kind of a clasp, just a bit smaller.

Thanks for the hollar,

Allan

When I get my snow removal machine I'll post pics so that all you fellas can have a little chuckle.

My FIL is lending me his Oliver 60 STD with home made plow and chains to plow snow at my new house. She's quite a machine.

If I get stuck with my 60 will you come pull me out with the H?

You bet I will. I'd go anywhere, anyplace and anytime to get away from this derned computer!

This morning I met myself coming in to work.....Nice job, but it wears on ya wit the long hours.....

Thanks for the hollar,

Allan

Last year when I got the H stuck, I swore I needed a different tractor. So, I goes and buy this thing to put the loader on. Sure, that'll work..... .....

Now I don't wanna scratch the paint....I tell ya, I'm the "retarded tractor" around here. :>)

Later

The neighbor has these three good-lookin' daughters. 'Course, don't ya know there hot-rodded little cars running by here all the time at all hours of the day and night..... ...

And, just I know it is these little jokers who are a stealin' gas outta my tractors! Now ya tell me that I'm gonna come up missin' a tractor too?

Gotta go lay down. Havin' dizzy spells, blury vision and I feel a headache comin' on..... :>)

We had a problem with gas dissapearing too. One day we decided to swap the gas and diesel barrel... The neighbor broke down 1/2 mile away with a tank full of diesel in his new Caddi. Honest, true story. Never said anything to him and he thanked dad and I for pulling his car home. Those gals will make some man very happy some day. I wish my wife would have learned how to siphon.

I hate gasoline flavored kisses.