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Farmall M and Terracer (pics)
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Posted by Nebraska Cowman on May 28, 2005 at 16:58:32 from (65.162.146.175):
Well boys, I gotta tell you a story. Went out to fill holes around our Plowday field the other night with the old Farmall M and found a hole about the size of a bushel basket. So I put a scoop of dirt in it.....then another.....when I got to five I got off the tractor to see if the hole had a bottom or if it went clear to China.Well it was dark down there and I couldn't tell for sure. After about 15 minutes of steady pushing dirt it finally filled up though. Bet some Chinaman's gonna be mad when his well dries up! Anyway today I took the other M and the Whirlwind Terracer to build a couple dikes so when it rains (if it rains) the hole might not just wash out worse again. So anyway here are some pics of my playing in the dirt! Throwing dirt 
The Terrace Rig
What it looks like out of the ground 
Hiding behind the ridge 
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