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Re: Farmall Fever Strikes Again
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Posted by Tim Malin on April 01, 2002 at 19:47:20 from (207.190.93.17):
In Reply to: Farmall Fever Strikes Again posted by Farmall Pete on April 01, 2002 at 05:42:09:
Not to brag, but I have you beat on several levels. Bought a running, beautiful, complete Super M at auction for 900. Drove it total of 55 miles, maybe closer to 60 on two separate days: Feb 14 and Easter of two years ago IN WISCONSIN WEATHER!!! I did not plan on buying a tractor, so I had a pair of jeans, a heavy Green Bay Packer jacket, and thank goodness a stocking cap. I drove 20 miles from stick rural area of Ontario Wis to Cashton in 35 degrees with a blanket across my legs and borrowed gloves. I stored it in a friend's shed, 6 miles outside of Cashton, and parked it until it warmed up a little at Easter, and drove it from Cashton to 4 miles outside of Genoa, WI Easter afternoon. My drive from home to school in Westby WI everyday is 25 miles, plus the 8 to Cashton, 12 between trips in and out, 10 from Ontario, 4 backtracking to Ontario, 9 woods. What is that? Nearly 70 miles. The GREATEST two days of my life, I tell you that much. I froze both days, but that smile is froze on my face forever. However, the sad part of the story, the last time it ever ran was Easter two years ago. When I get it running, I will post a picture on the forum for all of you to drool at. There's my two cents.
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