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Posted by Sloroll on April 09, 2005 at 10:32:10 from (69.66.43.59):
In Reply to: gordon, allen, and any others..... posted by caseyc on April 09, 2005 at 07:19:44:
I din't see anything you said that was offensive. Informed opinions make the world go round. Ignorant statements are what make the world stop... and look at the fool spewing them. Keep your shoulder to it you got all my prayers. We always farmed 25-40 years behind the times. We worked incredibly hard and dad made sure he could tell the banker at any given time to kiss off, Is no shame in using what is payed for and stumping out a living... It can get frustrating though and I understand that. For years we did everything with a 300U and a two bottom plow. Had to hire harvest. I was embarassed as heck plowing along the highway the tractor steaming and my buddies driving by. Neighbor had a 12 tired Stieger He was real friendly waving and scooting around that piece of his. That noncompaction, contraption snapped an axel in a mud hole one spring. All that equpment that only that tractor could pull was useless. He couldn't borrow a tractor with out borrowing all the equpment and ended up having to buy smaller stuff to get his crop in. The neighbor on the other side still plowing with his JD 80 kept going round and round as did I in the little 300. Both us play farmers kept our farms, and our equpment well maintained and turned a proffit. Stieger man lost her all. Good luck to you.
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