Posted by oldtanker on August 10, 2012 at 22:44:48 from (66.228.255.239):
I was raise in the shadows of NYC (45 miles by road) on the NJ side. In the "burbs" till I was 16. That vid that someone posted a link to with that goofy song and JD garden tractor got me to thinking......I know, really dangerous and a 1st. But I wonder just how many city boys were never as lucky as I was to move to a farm area and never got to run a real tractor! Heck we all played with toy ones when we were kids! Even in NJ in the early 60's. I called a childhood friend and ask him if he ever got to drive a real tractor. Now he wants to come and visit (really wants to drive a big tractor). Closest he's been is a Snapper rider. He knew I was on tanks and thought that was cool but when I told him about having seat time on a 5 yd loader, scraper, grader, dozer up to and including a D8 plus farm tractors from the little 8N up to 4X4 JD's, well he really wants to run one now! I mat even be real nice and let him try running my backhoe!
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