Randy Sohn
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Dunno 'bout that, but at home my dad always told me that GOATS would eat anything. best, randy
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Concur!!!!!!!!! Did'ju know that Lecil was a on a B-29 crew in his former life? best, randy
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CONCUR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! best, randy
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Concur!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! best, randy
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My new to me IH 71 three wire baler arrived !
Randy Sohn replied to Tonyinca's topic in Projects, Builds, & Restorations
Remember well those Wisconsin V-4 air cooled engines on the red/yellow New Holland balers. Also recall the IH engines but they were on the combines in my memories, small square gas tanks. best, randy -
My new to me IH 71 three wire baler arrived !
Randy Sohn replied to Tonyinca's topic in Projects, Builds, & Restorations
Seems like I worked for the "Peter J. Sweitzer Co". stacking flax straw bales. B-i-g stacks, IIRC at Brewster and Windom, MN. -
Yup, chuckle, saw it this AM! best, randy
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Ernest had been a Navigator (or some crewmember like that) on B-29s. Took him along with me on a flight or two in the B-29 down in the Valley at the CAF when we first got it. Great guy. best, randy
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Chuckle, that Lone Star beer looks good also. best, randy
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Jerry Clower - all the way from Yazoo City in Mississipppi's delta! best, randy
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Yup, caused me to remember Clyde King at Lake Park, Iowa so many years ago! Sharpening plowshares. best, randy
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Same here! Concur! best, randy
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Concur! best, randy
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When I was growing up on the farm at Lake Park, IA we used to feed/fatten steers and then truck them to market at the Sioux City stockyards. We also bought replacement steers there from the "sandhills" of Nebraska. best, randy
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Ah-so, well, I'd pretty much thought so, thanks for the answer! Our neighbor on the farm had one and I can remember looking at the oval side exhaust and grey paint compared to the our F-20. That was all a l-o-n-g time before I left to enlist into the USAF and found chums down at Rolling Fork and Anguilla and the gin and such in the CAF. best, randy
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And I also noticed something from my earliest days of looking at tractors, those diagonal lugs on the rear wheels of those two (what're they, Regulars or F-20s?) tractors. best, randy
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I have a photo here of Paul and his grandson in "FIFI". If you'd send me your E-mail address I'd send it to you sinc I seem to be unableto put it on the Red Power forum, best, randy
randysohn captsohn@gmail.com
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tried to send some photos on here of when i was requalifying paul tibbets in the b-29, can't seem to make it work without your E-mail address, anyhow best, randy sohn captsohn@gmail.com
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Seem to recall a chum of mine, flew DC-3s for the original Frontier Airlines, Wolf Point was one of their scheduled stops. IIRC, FAL called that route of theirs that passed thru W.P. the "high line". best, randy
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Chuckle, you made me recall something from the d-i-s-t-a-n-t past. Recall duing WWII the denizens and businessmen from the local towns came out on the farm to help out cuz most all the male help was drafted and gone overseas. So the local newpper editor (Lake Park Iowa News) wrote that he'd talked to me and asked what the guys were out doing (1943 oats threshing time), I must'a not talked too clearly, he said that I'd said "socking goats". best, randy
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can u send me your e mail address, something here from maenads tag ti wanted to fwd to you, best, randy sohn captsohn@gmail.com
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Well heck, Minnesota Marv or Gustafson whatever, nice 2 c u! best, randy
