Marilyn grew up milking cows and driving the baler so she's no stranger to farm work but I rarely ask her to help me anymore. She has enough going on already and I don't have livestock anymore so I usually don't need the help. Back when I farrowed she was a real whiz with a syringe giving pigs shots, being a foot shorter than me and much quicker with the hands. She was good at sorting cattle too, having been raised around cattle. One time we were trying to get a new mama cow in the barn when the cow charged Marilyn. She just calmly stepped aside like a matador and the cow went right on by. When the cow turned around she went up and over the gate like an athlete. LOL
She helped Me do a pull start only once. The pickup battery died so I pulled the pickup backwards out of the garage with the tractor with her steering the pickup. We stopped and then I told her to push in the clutch, put it in reverse and when I start pulling her slowly let the clutch out to start the engine. When the pickup starts, push the clutch in right away. Well I felt a tug and looked back there and here came the pickup, Fast! When it hit the tractor a three point arm went through the tailgate. She got out and went to the house. No words spoken. LOL
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