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Posted by Hugh MacKay on February 24, 2007 at 02:14:47 from (216.208.58.168):
In Reply to: Re: Oil Pan Bolts posted by Harold Hubbard on February 23, 2007 at 18:56:56:
Harold: Horses don't like fire very much, they also don't like hornets. My dad was mowing one day, cutting a back swath along the railroad fence, as he raised the cutter bar it cut through some weeds and small bushes near the fence. It also cut into and knocked down a basket ball size hornets nest leaving it in two pieces. The hornets swarmed on the horses, they took of before dad could get the old mower out of gear. The old McCormick mower was just about worn out, dad said he expected to see grears flying any min. on his journey. It stayed together but it finished the mower. He bought a new Cub tractor and C-22 mower before the next year. When I was a kid there were 3 steam powered saw mills within 2 miles of each other. One of the mill owners was also a farmer, and every haying season he'd shut the mill down for two weeks, and all hands went haying. One particular year they were short a horse at the farm to use on the dump rake. Back to the mill and got a 22 year old horse that had never been away from the mill yard since he was a colt. He had always worked a small wagon gathering up small orders of lumber, etc. Out on the farm the horse worked well until the 5 pm whistle blew at the neighboring mill. The horse went to the barn with rake and driver and stood there until they gave up and put him in for the night and fed him. Some of the workers declared, the horse just had a better union than they did
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