me 2. we actually hand pikt some 15 acres every yr. we would toss in piles leaving as much shux as we could .then pikup later in the fall . since there were 8 kids , together we made it fun, and quik workn.. we got our 1st new idea piker about 1967,. Dad liked to use the DC Case . he just liked the hum of it and the way it handled , and he had a good quiet muffler ,. he rarely ran the motor wide open mostly around half throttle ,. like the other posters said ,about smells and sounds, I can still smell it all,and hear it all,. but my brother liked the 430 Case diesel,.. so when it was time to plant wheat and disc with the DC , the 430 stayed on the piker, it was nly a yr old and pop was piky about getting scratches on it ,,. another poster mentioned unloading wagons,. before we got a elevator...i know a couple fellas that would regularly hand shovel 10 wagon loads ear corn per day ,put some arms on a young man., and the country gals loved the all niter bull stamina we had .. LOL . sure made a feller hungry , and I slept well too..
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