Hats off to all you farmers who kept your family's feed by doing the repairs you did!
Oldtanker maybe you are fortunate enough to aford to fix everything before it goes to heck but I bet most farmers didn't. I bet all off them would love to fix it right. This day in age makes it 10 times easier to get parts find parts and get advice on fixing it. most of those old timers didn't have that luxary of that! I am very pround of my dad and my grandpa for things they thought of to finish the repair and get food on the table. Oh and I am sorry your brother in law can't fix stuff worth a heck but sounds like you can and you have money to fix things right maybe you can do it for him the "right way" Maybe his reasoning for not fixing suff before it breaks is money money is a driving factor in many repairs. if it grew on trees I would redo everything in new parts and hire someone to do it for me but since it doesn't grow on trees I will just keep making my tractors work and work hard any way I can to get the job done. again I really think it is neat all the things I have found over the years and say what the heck were they thinking and just how long has thing thing run like this!
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