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Posted by Okla Kansan on April 10, 2005 at 13:39:12 from (209.240.205.63):
In Reply to: gordon, allen, and any others..... posted by caseyc on April 09, 2005 at 07:19:44:
Ive been farming since 69. First couple years into it, I bought a SC Case, 1951, cultivators, NH picker and elevator, on time. Lost them all. Since then, and somwhat before ive owned my own equipment. Now, however, Ive got 4 tractors mortagaged for other things, and thats not good. I see the big farmer round here ( actually the only big farmer round here), and it seems like he would worry if somthing broke on his new equipment, which put him behind, which he may not have payed for. I expect somthing to break on my equipment, and pretty much know, if it does, where it will be, and how to fix it. I dont worry about it being paid for, as all the machinery is. I was supprised, when, the church deacon wanted to borrow my planter to plant sweet corn, and his grandson wanted to use it to plant RR corn. There high up people, nyet they came to me to borrow a planter that was old when I bought it in 68. Anyway, it supprised me, as one of the discs had broke off. NEver seed that to happen before, and gotta git it fixed. I still can plant corn with it, and they are goint to do so
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