Anonymous-0
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Good lord . Was that so out of line ?
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fixerupper
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No.
TomH in PA
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How did it relate to antique tractors?
Anonymous-0
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It didn't . I 'm sorry , I'm out .
Anonymous-0
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"How did it relate to antique tractors?"
How do 99% of the topics here relate to antique tractors?
How do 99% of the topics here relate to antique tractors?
john in la
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The sad part is I did not start the orginal post to have a political war.
I was only stating how weird the weather has been the past few years.
We never get more than a dusting of snow and then only once every 10 years or so. We had 7 inches last december. Closed all the schools and many bussiness for several days as we had to wait for it to melt off. This time we only got a dusting with about 1/4" on car tops. Not even enough to cover the grass.
This year we had our hottest and wettest October ever.
Caused many to lose a lot of crops and many small farmers (less than 1000 acres) may go under because of it.
November was more like October should have been with very little rain and cool temps.
While I have seen many on here talking about how hard the harvest is going this year; at least it seems most still have a crop to harvest.
That is not the case everywhere.
AND THAT IS HOW IT RELATED TO TRACTORS!!!!!!!
I was only stating how weird the weather has been the past few years.
We never get more than a dusting of snow and then only once every 10 years or so. We had 7 inches last december. Closed all the schools and many bussiness for several days as we had to wait for it to melt off. This time we only got a dusting with about 1/4" on car tops. Not even enough to cover the grass.
This year we had our hottest and wettest October ever.
Caused many to lose a lot of crops and many small farmers (less than 1000 acres) may go under because of it.
November was more like October should have been with very little rain and cool temps.
While I have seen many on here talking about how hard the harvest is going this year; at least it seems most still have a crop to harvest.
That is not the case everywhere.
AND THAT IS HOW IT RELATED TO TRACTORS!!!!!!!
fixerupper
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Here in my part NW Iowa anyone who is under maybe 35 years old or so doesn't know what a raging three day blizzard is. The younger generation talks about a snow storm that kept us off the road for a day as being some kind of horrible weather occurance. Jim
Oh yes, that's right, we have to get the TRACTOR out of the shed to push away the two foot deep drifts.
Oh yes, that's right, we have to get the TRACTOR out of the shed to push away the two foot deep drifts.
Ultradog MN
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- Twin Cities
Poof isn't so bad if you didn't see the thread or make a response to it.
The ones you read and replied to are the hardest.
The ones you read and replied to are the hardest.
onefarmer
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- 6735 S Lowell Rd, St Johns, Mi 48879
Maybe, have to use the tractor to plow the white stuff. Or unable to use the tractor to get the crop out. Weather affects all of us (and our tractors.)Hot, cold, or just right.
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