LOL!!!! True, and this field is mild compared to others we were planting. I've never been too lazy, the farmer I was helping really appreciated the work and the job I did on these fields, he told me while looking over what I did, that was worth every one I picked up and it would have filled a dump trailer when said and done. Best thing was I lost 20 or so lbs, its good honest hard work. Just being in the fields, no matter what you did, seemed to never be work for me. I really hustled to keep up with that grain drill that spring. Seems I was always under the gun, while he was plowing, I was ahead with this tractor pushing back ice storm damaged trees from the previous fall,and or cutting same with my saw. The 7420 and 5-18 IH plow was always bearing down on me, somehow I kept ahead, not by much at times but he never passed me at least. We got the spring planting done well ahead of any deadlines.
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