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Posted by RIVER BOTTOM FARMER on April 10, 2006 at 16:28:52 from (205.188.116.133):
Been working every free minute for the last three months on my 39 H.Sure seems like everything keeps getting in the way of my tractor time.Ive even been letting my two sons help to get them out of the old womans hair but she still makes little comments about me liking the tractor more than I like her. I simply reply TRACTORS dear I have more than one TRACTOR. Two Hs and a 9n ford.Well OK the 9n is more or less a big lawnmower to me now since buying my first farmall.Thinking of selling it butit has been a workhorse for me and my uncle.Dont really want to let it go just yet.Got off track just a little cant wait to get some pictures on here.My oldest sister and my mother have been taking alot of pictures for me since I started on the 39 H.Really turning out to be a really good looking tractor cant beat the way a Farmall looks in the sun with me looking out over the hood makin a little noise and rollin them big tires through the fiels dont care what kind of tractor work I am doing I get a whole lot of pleasure out of it and I hope I am really really old before I ever have to stop. Keepin it RED.....RIVER BOTTOM FARMER
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