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Re: How To Retrieve Your New Tractor
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Posted by L.C.Grey on December 08, 2005 at 07:43:49 from (65.174.44.144):
In Reply to: How To Retrieve Your New Tractor posted by Not Me on December 07, 2005 at 17:37:58:
Quote from Not Me: "I should mention that while trailering rusted farm machinery, do not be surprised when it becomes the focal point of every gas stop, pit stop, and Cracker Barrel parking lot. I got more connections, advise, and comments (congratulatory and otherwise) than I ever expected." I know just what you mean. When I went to Iowa a couple of years ago to retrieve a 1929 Mc Deering 22-36, all the truckers kept my CB abuzz all the way back to Texas talking about my newfound prize. I got approached everywhere I stopped for food or fuel all the way home. Unfortunately none of 'em offered to buy me lunch, fuel or follow me on home to help unload. But it was a great road trip anyway.
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