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Re: Buy back Dad's tractor??
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Posted by thurlow on March 12, 2003 at 23:27:05 from (208.128.241.24):
In Reply to: Buy back Dad's tractor?? posted by Robert on March 12, 2003 at 17:26:43:
Well, Robert, I guess I've got a different take on this than anyone else who has posted. My Dad owned many, many tractors while he was alive; to him, they were tools......means to an end, pure and simple. If I thought there was one that he really cared about, it would be different, but I worked either for or with him for 50 years and I don't think he felt any differently about any tractor than he did a hammer, post hole digger, cotton picker or any other tool or implement. Having said that, I've got 3 4020s which I bought from his estate, but when I no longer need them, I think they'll be gone. I suspect in your heart of hearts you know what you really want to do. I do have my grandmother's claw hammer in my office......she was quite a carpenter.
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