Posted by Mac AR on September 27, 2016 at 18:06:03 from (162.104.84.170):
In Reply to: Remembering sounds posted by Roger Tomfohrde on September 27, 2016 at 15:23:33:
Yep, lots of sounds have memories for me. Like dad's 37 JD A starting up in the shed on a frosty December morning to go grind feed, or my Super M pulling hard on 3 16's about midnight. Or the same SM chopping corn, and the old Allis chopper howling like a banshee. Or the neighbors 830 case with a straight pipe screaming bloody murder pulling his brush mower up the steep hill across the road. What about the sound a hammermill makes when Pops tries to over load it? The old A would sure bark then. My favorite is the sound of the old surcingle milkers make, though not tractor-related. Or maybe its the way my 300 barks fire pulling 6 round bales up the hill by the house to the hay yard. Wife can always tell when that old girl goes by, even in the house. One last one, that I do miss some days, is the gentle tick over my old 9n made when idling by the house. It was strangely calming. I could go on and on, I'm afraid, but I'll leave you with those. Mac
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