Posted by Big 86 on October 11, 2010 at 17:23:43 from (74.36.181.26):
Hello everyone!
Wanted to introduce myself on this site, my screen name is Big 86 but my real name is Les. I live on my family's farm in Western IL, have one tractor so far but plan to have more someday. Tractor is a Ford with red paint, truck is a green Chevy. :) Always Lived in IL, farming and tractors are a big part of my life, not currently a farmer but hope one day to farm my own ground. Right now I am just a wannabee. :wink:
I wanted my handle to be farm related, so I picked Big 86. The first tractor I rode in was a JD 8640, and since I was only a few years old at the time that thing was a big tractor to me. Dad usually called it the "86", and I called it the "Big 86". So that is why I picked Big 86, the first tractor I rode in. Lots of memories riding around in that tractor, from field cultivating, moldboard plowing, and chisel plowing always enjoyed the ride.
Okay, that's a little about me. I look forward to being a part of this site, always something to learn about tractors. Have a nice evening!
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