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Re: Re: Started the Farmall H up after 10 years!!!
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Posted by Scott S. on June 11, 2001 at 11:59:38 from (209.180.31.9):
In Reply to: Re: Started the Farmall H up after 10 years!!! posted by John on June 11, 2001 at 11:47:02:
John, I have been running around like a damn fool, trying to dig up parts here, and find parts there. I finally realized it is the process of fixing the red monsters that appeals to me. My Dad kept our old H running, not because he loved it or because it mean't something to him. It was a tool to him. He was plowing on his Family's farm when he was thirteen. He only knew how to work. When I slow down, I see my Dad, buy only when I slow down. I have red paint under my fingernails, but it is a different color. Dad's was work red. My color is play red. I miss him bad and feel closer to him stting in the same tractor seat he once occupied. He died 10 years ago last week. His heart gave up or how I say he gave up his heart for others. He is buried out in the Hubbard cemetary but I bet any of you he could hear that old H popping. I hear my Dad's voice in that tractor and see him in it's shadow. We bar-be-cued with my Mom on Saturday and I parked the fading red H in the yard. We looked at it, while munching pork chops. Dad was with us. Scott
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