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Posted by johndeerejimcalif on February 27, 2005 at 07:58:28 from (4.29.57.68):
Back in 1960 I drove a Farmall for my Uncle on a farm in Bakersfield Calif. It seemed old even then. I remember it had just one big front tire and the only way to start it was to hand crank it. It was gas, and I think the clutch may have been hand released. After reading all this tractor news I bought a John Deere backhoe, its great but it just isn't satisfying my desire to locate a tractor like the one I cut my teeth on. I may be able to answer more questions if needed. One question is just how much is a tractor like I drove going to cost me today? It's funny, the temperature was 120 degrees, the dust terrible,cranking that old tractor was rough, BUT now when I look back it seems like I had a great time.....Oh yeah, when your Uncle tells you not to drink ice water in 120 degrees, listen to him. Now I look back and realize he might have been a little smarter than I was.........
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