Posted by John B. on December 11, 2015 at 19:35:22 from (50.44.160.245):
In Reply to: Found my plow today. posted by huntingreen2day2 on December 11, 2015 at 17:31:16:
My parents moved out of the farm house a year ago. I have an older brother and and younger brother. They think the old farm place is a free storage vacility now. I've been cleaning out the house and selling what I can. But my brothers keep bringing items over to put in the 3 sheds that are there. Younger brother put his car in the garage because he doesn't drive it but yet he has 3 daughters that are away in college but don't have a car. My Older brother keeps bringing items out to build raised garden beds. He has a farmall H tractor in the pole shed plus a wooden wheel wagon and throws his aluminum cans into that then he has his 5 x 10 trailer there too. My younger brother keeps the key in the Cub Cadet mower that is there to mow the grass. I told them things will eventually walk off. I feel like loading up the lawn mower, air compressor and a few other items that will fit on my brothers trailer and pull the trailer outside to make it look like some one was in the process of taking it but got spooked off and left the trailer set...
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