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Re: Farming in th 60's Quetion


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Posted by fixerupper on January 24, 2018 at 19:30:59 from (100.42.94.143):

In Reply to: Farming in th 60's Quetion posted by Danny Prosser on January 24, 2018 at 09:49:02:

I never rode with dad on the tractor when I was a little kid. Mom wouldn’t allow it. She was a nurse and saw too many injured people. I did ride to town a lot with dad in the 49 International pickup but dad never bought me candy or soda pop, that was wasting money. In the summer we would haul oats to the elevator with that pickup. The front end of the pickup was hoisted up with the truck hoist, flooding the engine. The pickup was 6 volt and sometimes it wouldnt crank it over long enough to fire it up. Lucky for us there was a steep downslope going out the door so the guy at the pit and I would get it rolling out the door, dad would pop the clutch and it would be running, with ME running along behind to catch up. We would have to rock it a bit to get the front wheels off the hoist though, then we could get enough momentum to bump the rear wheels over the hoist and it was out the door.

Dad would also pull the Grain-o-Vator to town to pick up feed so I would ride along. In the hot summer going to town wasn’t so bad because we had enough speed up to get a breeze in the windows. Coming home was a different story. A tarp to throw over the ground feed in the Gran-O-Vator cost money and wasn’t even thought of so dad would go to the garden hose the feed mill had and wet down the top of the feed, then came a 10 to 15 mph ride home in a dark green pickup that was hotter than Haities. That pickup was the first vehicle I drove. Wish I had it now just because.


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