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Re: Okay older fellers, your turn!
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on February 12, 2002 at 16:48:55 from (142.177.82.40):
In Reply to: Okay older fellers, your turn! posted by ff316 on February 12, 2002 at 08:37:48:
Well Fireman; I hung back as I didn't want to be the oldest at 59 years 6 mos. I now see a young fella of 91. I live in Nova Scotia, Canada. The first tractor I ever operated was a 1942 W4 on wagon and hayloader, I supose around 1950, on my fathers dairy farm. The farm would have been a 20 cow dairy herd at that time. I later went on to operate that farm myself. Over the years it grew to 500 acres woodland,500 acres cultivated land and 175 holsteins. Tractors I have owned include, Farmalls Super A, SuperM, 300, 130, 560D, 656D, 504, 1066, Cockshutt 540, 2 Case 1737 uniloaders and a John Deere 540A Forestry Skidder. Today I am retired from farming and just have two toys 130 and SuperA. Used to run IH pickups until they stoped making them,then swiched to Chevys. Like most of you I cant stay away from this old iron.
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