grandpa Love
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Just a picture but at least it's tractors. Have a nice evening!
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flying belgian
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That is a nice looking fleet of tractors and a nice looking fleet of people. Going to -11 hear in S.c. Mn.
pete black
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NICE, and the evening is too.
steve19438
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wonderful to see a tractor post on a tractor page. sure wish the moderators would get this place back to its roots. seriously, they, the moderators, provide a off topic page for other junk.
Traditional Farmer
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Great family and tractor pictures,I spent many hours riding with my dad on our tractors growing up.
Mark - IN.
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Nice healthy pictures. Thanks for sharing.
A couple of decades ago my brother told me that a fella at his church was willing to sell me a NF Ford 4000. I really didn't have much use for it but went with him and took a look. Man, that thing had sat outside and not moved for years. Was all there, but rusted bad. I told my brother tell the fella no thanks. Turned out the tractor belonged to his brother in Kentucky and he borrowed it, brought it up to Indiana to do some mowing at the church and it sat outside the whole time. They they got a couple of garden tractors and it sat and didn't move or get started for years. The whole time his brother kept asking when he was going to bring his tractor back down, then his brother finally came up to get it. When he saw what his brother up north let happen to it...they haven't spoken since. I'm not a big Ford man and am not sure, but your NF looks as though it could be same model. Sure does look nice as do your family.
Good luck Sir, and thanks again.
Mark
A couple of decades ago my brother told me that a fella at his church was willing to sell me a NF Ford 4000. I really didn't have much use for it but went with him and took a look. Man, that thing had sat outside and not moved for years. Was all there, but rusted bad. I told my brother tell the fella no thanks. Turned out the tractor belonged to his brother in Kentucky and he borrowed it, brought it up to Indiana to do some mowing at the church and it sat outside the whole time. They they got a couple of garden tractors and it sat and didn't move or get started for years. The whole time his brother kept asking when he was going to bring his tractor back down, then his brother finally came up to get it. When he saw what his brother up north let happen to it...they haven't spoken since. I'm not a big Ford man and am not sure, but your NF looks as though it could be same model. Sure does look nice as do your family.
Good luck Sir, and thanks again.
Mark
Traditional Farmer
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Who is it forcing you to click and read any post? If you don't care for the subject pass it by without the OT on this site I guarantee there wouldn't be nearly as many people
posting tractor related either.
posting tractor related either.
Traditional Farmer
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I looked back for your posts for the last several days and the only posts by you I can find are on OT subjects and you started or replied to 0 tractor related posts.
As the old saying goes People that live in Glass Houses.............(LOL)
As the old saying goes People that live in Glass Houses.............(LOL)
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grandpa Love
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Wife and son in firewood picture is last week when it was below freezing all week. Burn pile was week before. Daughter and grandkids were last Feb ,when it was warming back up.
steve19438
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guilty as charged. never said I did not post OT here. if other people do it and get away with so will I but that still doesn't mean I would rather just tractor see related posts here because I think the political crap chases away some folks.
steve19438
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as honest law and rule abiding Americans we should follow said rules and laws/guidelines. you do know the major perpetrator of the OT posts is sitting back laughing his hiney off and getting and ego rush from all his followers here. why else do it?
Heavens, YES! And while we're at, keep them away from bikes, trikes, cars, trucks, buses, trains, swimming pools, trampolines, 5-gallon buckets, contact sports, sunshine, horses, cats, dogs, etc..
How many other things can KILL, or injure, as well?
Dunno how any of us on here MADE it to grow up?
SodBuster87
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Don't forget to wrap them in bubble wrap. Oh wait suffocation hazard. Oh well just sit them in front of the tv. Just make sure all cords are tied up and te outlets have covers. But don't sit them on a wood floor they might get a sliver. Carpet might cause rug burn. Sod Buster
Traditional Farmer
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I have been posting here a very long time and OT has always been around,this would be a very dull site with very few posts if it were strictly tractor posts here.You should be
setting the example for others to follow if that's what you strongly believe, or are you one of those folks that says "Do as I say not as I do"?
setting the example for others to follow if that's what you strongly believe, or are you one of those folks that says "Do as I say not as I do"?
steve19438
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what i say is this: try not to eat any cookies next time you sit next to a plate full of em. how could anyone find a tractor post dull? no mas.
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grandpa Love
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Son in law is army airborne he is
in far more danger than his kids
are in a tractor
in far more danger than his kids
are in a tractor
john in la
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Kevin you want to borrow my safety belt to keep the safety Nazi off you.
Now watch them attack me for no fenders.
Now watch them attack me for no fenders.
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