Posted by James Williams on March 12, 2011 at 18:25:31 from (98.218.168.38):
In Reply to: Steel wheel rescue posted by Tom Fleming on March 12, 2011 at 15:31:50:
Tom,I had a late friend that owned a local junk yard and had a huge scrap pile that he started bailing up.In the bottom of this scrap pile was a Farmall Regular that had been buried for probally 20 years.It was about 75% complete and wasnt broke up.He called me and gave it to me.The helper at the yard told me to back my trailer up to it and he would load it,before I could get out of my truck he took a large hoe with a clam shell bucket and broket in several peices,I was lost for words.Some people either dont care or understand.
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