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Posted by Allan In NE on September 28, 2006 at 09:30:33 from (148.78.243.24):
Prologue: Management fully admits being ill-advised when purchasing the latest acquisition "The Gumbo Flats". Henceforth: Be it known that due to said texture of the "Gumbo Flats" soil, you do not posses the needed power to perform primary tillage. Therefore, from this point forward, you shall perform secondary tillage and support level activities only. Be consoled in the fact that your governor won't rest on wide open at all times, nor will you have pack around that additional 1300 lbs of front end weight. Epilogue: It is further conceded that management just isn't all that bright. :>( Allan 
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