ohiojim, I think you and I need to start in about how unfaithful our tractors are. Why just last week my tractor ran out of gas. Now, I ask you, why did that tractor let that happen? And so suddenly? Was it feeling unappreciated? Was it"s feelings hurt that I glanced at a JD the week before? (It wasn"t like I was flirting with the JD, but I admit I liked her new tires). Last summer my tractor suddenly developed a miss in the engine....and I think that was because I saw an Oliver and listened to her purr so nice. Tractors; who needs them? Why do we put up with them? Maybe we need to keep them outside at night and let them see how good they had it while I shedded them and dusted them and smoothed out their old-age wrinkles.
Jim, how do you handle the situation when things are going badly in your machine shed? LA in WI
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