Posted by rankrank1 on September 24, 2014 at 09:15:06 from (166.137.101.167):
In Reply to: Have you ever noticed posted by Notjustair on September 23, 2014 at 20:10:39:
To go back to the OP observation though, my uncles always worked for one particular farmer when they were kids growing up. The farmer had multiple tractors:
When the rains started blowing in the ole farmer would wait by the lane while the others continued to work then jump to the front of the pack on his mid 1930's Oliver 70 on steel and plug the many mile long single lane road as the old Oliver was on steel and went so sloooow as it had no road gear whatsoever. My uncles forced to follow on a JD A and JD B on rubber would get soaked even though they had faster gears, but that old man would plug the lane in spite.
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