Posted by LA in Wi. on March 05, 2008 at 06:06:17 from (71.98.10.56):
In Reply to: 36 is old posted by Mike CA on March 04, 2008 at 07:50:33:
Lets see now...looks like Henry and El Toro are the only ones older than me. And I think Hugh MacKay is just another kid. No wonder there"s so few of us who ever pulled a trailer plow. Grew up on letter series tractors, but the F20 scared me, too much of a beast.
Nowadays horsepower differences between tractors are often 50, 70, and more. Years ago while riding with dad in his milk truck (10 gal cans, bulk milk wasn"t invented yet) we stopped at a farmer (in Iowa) who had a nice shiny JD A on his yard. In those days, everyone farmed 160 A with an IH H, or JD B and a few horses. Dad was impressed and said "I see you got an A". Farmer said "Yeah, It"s always nice to have some extra power". Maybe 10 more than a JD B? That was huge in those days.
Now let"s see....where did I set that coffee cup? Oh, oh, looks like maybe I forgot to make coffee. Now where do we keep the can of coffee....Hey Wifey, where are the filters????
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