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cadet trooper

12-06-2006 17:34:45

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At the risk of sounding like Jerry Seinfeld or Andy Rooney why in the world do sale bills always say diesel engine tractor? Such as IH1066D Diesel engine tractor did IH ever make a gasoline or LPG powered 1066 tractor? Or things like IH1066 Diesel Turbo did IH make a non turboed 1066? It seems like some of these auction companies are a bunch of city slickers. Just having a little fun besides that extra type in the newspaper costs big bucks but I am looking for a IH Hydro 100 gasoline engine gear drive tractor all factory of course (just kidding in case there is one out there).It sure would catch my eye if a sale bill was in the paper that said Nice JD8630G 4WD non turboed tractor with towable 650 gallon gas tank, I'd get a plane ticket to see that one just to see how bad the paint was burned off the hood. Have a good one. CT

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cadet trooper

12-07-2006 16:12:11

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Re: Sale bill postings in reply to cadet trooper, 12-06-2006 17:34:45

You got it! Some times life gets so serious we miss the lighter side. I've been there too and have to go this many years before I laugh at things that happened a long time ago and I find myself laughing even today at something someone said a long time ago. I still laugh at things my dad would say (he lived to be 94) when reminded by my old friends. Remember, laughter is still the best medicine.Hey! maybe YT should put in farm laughter section. Keep smilin. CT

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KRUSS

12-07-2006 07:21:13

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Re: Sale bill postings in reply to cadet trooper, 12-06-2006 17:34:45

Does "always shedded" mean it never did run long enough to make it outside?

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kyplowboy

12-06-2006 20:01:46

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Re: Sale bill postings in reply to cadet trooper, 12-06-2006 17:34:45

I think some of the stuff comes out to the office. We miss spell stuff on here all the time talk'n bout this stuff. Imagine being one of the poor girls working in the office when an aution outfit puts on a consignment sale. I am going to a sale this week that has and I quote "8' disk bushhog mower, 10'crow cut mower, 24' greek plains 7 1/2" drill, hydraulic dirt don, 15' great plains bushhog, and a ford truck with a factory rebuilt 350". I can decifer most of this but does any ont know what a crow cut mower is, that one left me scratch'n my head.

Dave

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Sam#3

12-06-2006 20:37:28

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Re: Sale bill postings in reply to kyplowboy, 12-06-2006 20:01:46

In a local sale recently they listed a 'peavey can't hook.' What good is a cant hook that won't hook?

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RoninKS

12-06-2006 23:02:51

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Re: Sale bill postings in reply to Sam#3, 12-06-2006 20:37:28

Sam,.... I'll bet it's a "peavey cantle hook" (I used to have 2 of'em).

RoninKs

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Sam#3

12-07-2006 07:42:25

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Re: Sale bill postings in reply to RoninKS, 12-06-2006 23:02:51

I knew what they were trying to say. It's just the contraction of cannot changed the whole meaning.
Is a peavey cantle hook used to pry someone out of the saddle? :)

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RoninKS

12-07-2006 11:23:03

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Re: Sale bill postings in reply to Sam#3, 12-07-2006 07:42:25

Sam,.... :>) NO, a "peavey" is used by loggers, it has a metal jaw and a wooden handle.

RoninKS

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Steven@AZ

12-06-2006 17:58:34

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Re: Sale bill postings in reply to cadet trooper, 12-06-2006 17:34:45

Maybe the auctioneers themselves aren't city slickers, but trying to sell the tractors to the city slickers...

Also, there are so many numbered tractors out there today that it is impossible to know and understand the system that each manufacturer uses to tell how a tractor is equipped.

I know you were just poking fun...

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cadet trooper

12-06-2006 18:19:40

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Re: Sale bill postings in reply to Steven@AZ, 12-06-2006 17:58:34

I do understand what your saying for sure I once managed a large farm and the owner felt like he had to put his two cents in one morning and came into the morning planning meeting and suggest we move the IH One thousand six hundred eighty harvestor down to the south quadrant to run corn till things dried enough to run beans, we all stood there dumbfounded for a few seconds then we broke out in hysterical laughter he stormed off in his K- one thousand five hundred Blazer! It looked like something from an old western comedy.

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Steven@AZ

12-06-2006 18:41:39

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Re: Sale bill postings in reply to cadet trooper, 12-06-2006 18:19:40

I never even thought of that! Always said 1086 as "ten eighty-six" 1256 is "twelve fifty-six" etc. And, of course I just bought a Dodge Ram twenty-five hundred (not two-thousand five hundred)...

Funny story you have there!

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Brett in KS

12-06-2006 18:33:57

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Re: Sale bill postings in reply to cadet trooper, 12-06-2006 18:19:40

And he was the owner?

Brett

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Bob

12-06-2006 18:33:55

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Re: Sale bill postings in reply to cadet trooper, 12-06-2006 18:19:40

Years ago, several neighbors had DEERE "one-oh-five combines.

But, one guy had to be an "oddball". He had a "hundred-and-five"!

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shinnery

12-06-2006 19:02:47

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Re: Sale bill postings in reply to Bob, 12-06-2006 18:33:55

Always thought a good oxymoron was a hot water heater. How hot do you need the water if you are heating hot water again?
Bryce

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Bob

12-06-2006 19:25:32

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Re: Sale bill postings in reply to shinnery, 12-06-2006 19:02:47

Or, how about "put some toast in the toaster"?

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aFORDable

12-06-2006 20:15:08

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Re: Sale bill postings in reply to Bob, 12-06-2006 19:25:32

Or, I had to "unthaw" the water pipes. Say what?

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RAB

12-07-2006 14:31:55

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Re: Sale bill postings in reply to aFORDable, 12-06-2006 20:15:08

Over here we have disabled toilets in use!
Regards, RAB

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