tonites joke; this was tagged as old farm harvester

ericlb · Oct 30, 2009

let me guess, city folks?

Old Roy · Oct 30, 2009

Now let me see , If ya push that thing backwards under low hangin grape vines,-----I wonder ?????

scott mcintosh · Oct 30, 2009

They should have said end of the harvest. Ha!Ha! Scott

Anonymous-0 · Oct 31, 2009

The other day, I saw a small time produce grower collecting pumpkins in one of those things. So I guess it could be called a harvester.

pgo12 · Oct 31, 2009

i was a a buddies house. has a roadside stand. some lady ask him how he got his pumkins green and said she would like to buy more. pg

Anonymous-0 · Oct 31, 2009

My old boss told me that IH would not stand behind manure spreaders.

Janicholson · Oct 31, 2009

A harvest is the result of many different chemical processes. This might be one definition of bounty machinery. One mans harvest is another mans _____. Jim

jwal10 · Oct 31, 2009

We used to sell our Oregon christmas trees in California, we would load a few dead ones. Some people wanted that nice brown-orange color....James

greenbeanman in Kansas · Oct 31, 2009

Sell her some red peppers too. It takes all kinds with all levels of knowledge---

Anonymous-0 · Oct 31, 2009

It is actually a seeder, not a harvester, let me explain. I grew up on a farm in North Dakota. We had a feedlot that held several hundered calfs. We had 2 farms, creatively named the north place and the south place. Grandpa, always an impatient man, wanted to plant 40 acres of alfalfa on the south place but the drills were 25 miles north. He had me load his feed truck, the kind with the big mixer screws, with manure. He let it mix for a while then we added the alfalfa seed and oats(the cover crop) and let it mix more. We one of those to spread that that mix the field then ran over it with a disc. It worked great, he had an excellent crop.

redblood · Oct 31, 2009

That is a government disbursement unit.

But I believe that is not an OSHA aproved government disbursement unit though.

I have seen them used for hayrides before. When asked Driver always says hauling a bunch of --itheads! :wink:

Joe

ScottyHOMeY · Oct 31, 2009

This was my entry in our town's 4th of July parade this year.

olgentdc · Oct 31, 2009

dad Always said ,, some folks Don't Know sh--t from SHINOLA

ScottyHOMeY · Oct 31, 2009

Or sour apples.

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