Posted by Josh-nhihguy on September 04, 2016 at 21:32:55 from (70.198.3.25):
In Reply to: There's still hope posted by 37chief on September 04, 2016 at 19:21:46:
Grew up learning how to drive tractors and pickups from almost out of the hospital. Always had dad or grandpa along until around 11 years old. Got started doing small stuff... Pulling wagons, arranging bales, raking hay. By 14 was running the combine harvesting beans... Mostly freestyle as the float and tracker weren't up to snuff.
Not trying to brag at all like some have said.. Just saying that that's what I was raised on. I'm 28 now.. And my brother and I didn't learn how to drive at 11 years old, we learned how to drive for 11 years. I'm proud my family had the courage to raise us the way they were raised and teach us that hard work and learning start instantly. Mistakes and lack of safety happen.. But that's how we grow and learn.
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