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Topic: Re: PULLING A COMBINE WITH AN 8N
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| R Geiger
11-14-2012 10:35:55
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Great story, thanks for sharing. We forget how light these machines are. The mention of a sack tying combine reminded me of the fact that I learned how to sew up grain scks when I was a kid. I could not move the 100 pound sacks of wheat or barley but I did lean how to sew them up. Years later when I was going to college, I had a job in a feed mill and the owner was surprised that I knew how to use a needle and string!! I till have a couple of needles around here some place!
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| ZANE
11-14-2012 15:18:01
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Re: PULLING A COMBINE WITH AN 8N in reply to R Geiger, 11-14-2012 10:35:55
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| | thanks goodness most of those old talents are no longer needed since macines have taken over most of those old hard ways. I sometimes think that kids could benifit a lot from learning skills and good old fachioned hard work. Mostly now the kids just excersize thiir thumbs. Zane |
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