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Re: Does the old iron still do the job?
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Posted by Alberta Mike on November 05, 2001 at 20:27:28 from (209.47.89.116):
In Reply to: Does the old iron still do the job? posted by old fashioned farmer on November 05, 2001 at 19:53:33:
I'm not a farmer and never was but I do love the old tractors and all the stuff that goes with them, including this website. A few years ago I drove out to see an old Massey 30 that a fellow had advertised for sale. I didn't buy it but he was a hay farmer, did only the little square bales which are not as common around here anymore and a lot of the horse guys apparently like them. Anyways, this fellow with the tractors had a ton of old stuff, tractors, balers, all sorts of things. That was his operation and he told me that he does OK. He had so much of the old stuff that when something broke down he just used some other stuff that he had, meanwhile fixing equipment when he had time. He claimed it was the only way he could make a go of it. I sure envied that man, he seemed to be a pretty happy character from what I saw.
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