The drof needs jewlery

Anonymous-0 · Nov 2, 2012

and winders for this time of year

to_many_irons · Nov 2, 2012

that time of the year .
got to do the same thing soon .

dave9252 · Nov 2, 2012

Hows that driving in the snow with the wheels on that way?

kruser · Nov 2, 2012

Wabbit foot and clear visqueen?

Justin SE IOWA · Nov 2, 2012

Whats wrong with the wheels? The tires are mounted in the forward direction. Am I not seeing something? Wanting to learn

donjr · Nov 2, 2012

Kids have been putting stickers on my tractors for a few years,now. One for each moron that has tried- and failed- to pass me as I turn left into the farm lane. Stickers have come from a "Cars" sticker book. Right now, I'm an 'ace'. But I'm at a loss for the significance of that one. "Forked Sheep???"

Anonymous-0 · Nov 2, 2012

(quoted from post at 03:19:47 11/03/12) Kids have been putting stickers on my tractors for a few years,now. One for each moron that has tried- and failed- to pass me as I turn left into the farm lane. Stickers have come from a "Cars" sticker book. Right now, I'm an 'ace'. But I'm at a loss for the significance of that one. "Forked Sheep???"

emale sheep

Anonymous-0 · Nov 3, 2012

(quoted from post at 00:31:50 11/03/12) Hows that driving in the snow with the wheels on that way?

o difference in the snow

Anonymous-0 · Nov 3, 2012

(quoted from post at 03:11:46 11/03/12) Whats wrong with the wheels? The tires are mounted in the forward direction. Am I not seeing something? Wanting to learn

othing wrong with the wheels Justin, all I did was give the wheels a half a turn for more stability and so I can get at the valve stems. The valve stems were to the inside which made it a real ITA to air u.... I gots a sticky letter on my uter

dave9252 · Nov 3, 2012

(quoted from post at 19:11:46 11/02/12) Whats wrong with the wheels? The tires are mounted in the forward direction. Am I not seeing something? Wanting to learn

Lyle explained it to me when i was there last.
Because its a factory converted tractor, the front wheels now used to be the rear wheels before, as a result they were closer to the body but the tread was backwards, and the inflator valves were on the inside (that was a pain in the ask when it had its slow puncture)

With the wheels rotated it gives it a wider wheel base and correct direction of tread. Oh and no need to crawl under it to get to the valves anymore

Hope that helps the explanation...

ISU JD · Nov 4, 2012

I think it"s Fork Ewe. And I don"t think the kids are responsibe.

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