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maybe i.m wrong, won.t be first time. i would breed him on his daughters and sell the calves as feeders not keep any would get your heifers bred and gey one more year out of bull. pete

we have a bearing place close to us i have gone in there with a hand full of pieces of bearing and they have been able to piece together and get me the right bearing and/or seal they are extra good and never too busy to solve a puzzle. pete

reminds me of a huber maintaner (sorry can't spell well) years ago when there were still dirt roads some of the towns had them. pete

I have spent a few new years days picking corn because we had to wait for the mud to freeze enough to carry the weight of the equipment pete

my middle grandson, 18 years old, hops in my truck or i get in his plugs something in my cigeret liter and it plays music from his phone or something. his music is old country from 50's 60's 70's stuff i love his brother and his parents hate it. they also get upset he is too much like me. a country boy/redneck born and bred in new jersey is out of step. pete

i have about 10 acres left 6 of that was flooded thanks to ida it's covered with mud i don't think anything will eat it i'm close on small squares so i'm thinking i will rotary mow it and leave it lay. if we run short we can feed round bales to kids sheep and goats. pete

we had T340 with a shuttle shift went faster in reverse then forward had to clutch to go from forward to reverse. pete

i watched the show and i was not happy the way they totally ignored mccormick/international harvester part in bringing tractors to the farm and the development of the farm tractor. i did not know about narrator writing a book about john junk. after i saw this program it made me question if other history channel shows are slanted or not true to the facts. i thought it was history not history the way the producers think history was. pete

we used burlap feed sacks. garden centers, i think, sell burlap in rolls for protecting shrubbery over the winter. will that work? pete

my grandson works in small feed mill they grind and mix a few different feeds for deer sell a lot more then i would have thought. good thing is it helps keep one of the last mills in the area going. they make feed for livestock and buy grain from local farmers, so helps them out also. pete

we were able to graze millet when it was younger/finer stems because we didn't have to let it get 18 inches tall so the cows ate more wasted less. pete

we grew it when we had dairy cows i thought they wasted more then they eat when we grazed it so we would green chop it. we did grow millet and grazed it no worry about prusic acid poisoning. pete

we also had sears/david bradley rake until 1976 when we got an IH 35, still using it today. i gave david bradley to neighbor for back up or parts for his when had farm sale another neighbor bought them both and they still sit in his hedge row. pete

when i was learning to rake, i was maybe 10, it was on an H i remember the neighbor riding on the tractor and every now and then smacking me in back of my head and saying keep the windows stright god---n it. now 65 years later and neighbor dead i still hear his voice in my ear, dosen't help that i'm raking with a super H . pete

cousin had a wd 45 we called "guess-o-matic" because gear shift would come off in your hand and you did not know what gear you were in pete