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Re: Off the N Subject Survey
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Posted by Paul (WI) on May 10, 2001 at 19:28:12 from (24.216.136.15):
In Reply to: Off the N Subject Survey posted by TennesseeMan on May 10, 2001 at 14:06:56:
I go to this board every day for information and entertainment. It is great. I am 58 years old 5'10" 170 lbs. I am a maintenance electrician at the Trane Co. where we build the large air conditioners. I was raised up in Minnesota and moved across the border to Wisconsin when I got married 34 years ago. We have three childeren and five grandchildren. I learned to drive a N at a young age as it was necessary to get all the work done. It is a wonder that my brothers and I are still alive after working all the steep fields with that small tractor. I grew up in the transition where we still used horses and mules for some things like mowing and hauling manure. Dad traded the Ford Ferguson as we called it (Don't know if it was a 9N or 2N) for a 1951 TO-20 Ferguson in the late fifties. I still have the Fergy and use it quite often on some land that I have in Minnesota. I am looking for a few more three point implements such as a 6' tiller and a mounted hayrake if anyone close by has one that they want to get rid of. My other hobbies are camping and old cars. I have a 1939 Standard Ford car and a couple of 1964 Mercury Comet Hardtops that I may restore after I retire.
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