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Posted by Scott L. Swanson on February 04, 2003 at 08:23:48 from (209.180.31.9):
In Reply to: background posted by Bill L Md on February 01, 2003 at 15:19:07:
I am a 43 year old Swede from Minnesota's North Country. I grew up in the woods, trapping beaver, mink, coyote and fox. I hunt Deer every year, last year I shot an 8 pointer. Not big like the Texas deer's racks but certainly edible. I have a special love for Insects and I collect them, along with Savage Model 99 .300 Savage Rifles, and sights. I have a B.S. degree from the U of M in the Twin Cites, MN. I have 9 Farmall H's in various degrees of repair and disrepair. I go to Alaska every Fall to fish for Steelhead on the Kenai Peninsula. I fish Steelhead anywhere I can find them. I am restoring two Farmall H's from the War era. I know how to take them apart very well, and am learning as I go on the reassembly part. During the day I am an AutoCAD drafting Techician, working in the Water/WasteWater Industry. We upgrade many systems in this area, most recently the Entire WLSSD system in Duluth and Alexandria's Lift Stations.
I have a girlfreind named Paula. She likes Farmall Cubs. I have not obtained one yet. I am growing to like them because they are smaller and easier to work on than H's. I like Farmall H's because of my Dad. He brought one home one cold Winter and hooked a Buzz saw up to it. I spent lots of time looking at that blade spin. I still remember the whine in my ears. I wish every kid could experience the simple power that was and is the Farmall Series. I hope people are buzzsawing wood long after I am gone. Scott
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