Posted by Gold-Leaf-Deere on January 07, 2010 at 13:10:49 from (64.12.116.73):
Last evening, I drove 77 miles to Harry's visitation. Harry had on his special Farmall shirt and a new pair of Bibbs. There were photos, Magazine covers and special models that were made from his tractors. I gave his family a copy of my original posting with comments from The Dukester, Casered, Brian Love, Red Mist, Steve Il, John M and Paul Shuler. There were many stories told about Harry an his beloved Farmalls. The one that I told was how Harry would tractor pull the tri-motor F30. He would hook to sled with one motor pulling and one finger in the air, when that motor was lugged down, he would engage the second motor, raise two fingers, when the two motors were lugging, he would engage motor #3, raise three fingers and out the end he would go. The family was very gtatefull for the comments that were made on my first posting. Good By Harry
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