summer of 60 i was just big nuff to run the 47 B john deere n 2 row cultivator. was in field west of the house. seen a dark green 54 gmc truck go by.couldnt see the house or barn but after 3/4 hour a shiny new 630 johndeere and 4 row cultivator appeared in the field. the guys said we are to show you how to run this tractor. was a very exciting day i never forget. it had POWER STEERING. the next day the ihc salesmans daughter came by to see if we could ride horses. i was in field. i said no but tie clyde up to that tree in shade n ride. she did. mom took a picture. then hour later her dad drove by backed up got her off the tractor made her go home.was upset. couple days later he cooled down. he passed on this year but last year i had that picture blowed up large n gave him a copy.it was funny to him then. his daughter n i had coffee last week n that was discussed too
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