SVC; I was born in 1950. My only and earliest recollection on my Gradmas' and Uncle's farm was standing near the only team that was kept. They had a Farmall H that was used for most work....plowing, disking, cultivating. I can barely remember being on the hay rack while loose hay was being loaded from the rear by a loader. We had a Farmall 20 that they used to pull the slings up into the barn where the loose hay and straw was stored. I was "helping" my dad drive the tractor when the tractor reversed and I didn't. I busted my lip and ran off to the house to find my mom. I am thankful that I had those memories. My uncle kept the harness hanging in the barn until one summer we loaded them up along with anything else we could gather to take to a field that had washed out really bad where the Indiana Toll Road had been cut through. We dumped all of the stuff into the gullies created by the construction equipment in hopes of stopping the washouts. Great Post Thanks for Starting. Dsmythe
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