Posted by Gene Dotson on January 13, 2013 at 07:35:33 from (69.88.222.62):
In Reply to: Anyone gotta T*O*O*T? posted by Al L. in Wisc. on January 13, 2013 at 06:32:20:
Growing up, we lived on a 141 acre farm. Our 2 tractors were a Farmall H and F-12. Had brothers 1 and 2 years younger than I. We would work the ground with the H and disc and harrow. We planted corn and soybeans with the F-12 and converted John Deere 2 row horse drawn planter. Some one had to ride on the seat of the planter to lower and raise the planter at the ends of the rows. Many times the one riding would set the planter down and then walk to the other end of the field and wait for the planter to get there and jump on and raise the planter and let it down again to start the new row. When we had the ground worked ahead, that tractor driver would wait at one end of the field and the other would wait at the other end. Saves a lot of walking and hard riding on the steel seat.
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