I think his handle was Allan in Neb. Minor spelling difference. He is one hard working son of a gun and a talented musician. Had the fire and lost his house and everything in it. He got back up after the fire and was working twice as hard to make up for all the losses. He was liked by most on here and some of folks here helped him out, as well as the folks in his area of Nebraska, as they had a fund for his family at a local bank. Guessing here, but I think he realized that in order to run his place profitably he needed modern equipment & more HP. Old undersized equipment might rank high for enjoyment but when trying to make a profit you need equipment that you can count on and can do more of the job in less time. I know at least 1 member on here met him and thought very highly of him. I know that he shared what knowledge and tips that he could with anyone that needed that help. The fact that he is not active on YT is our loss and I for one would welcome him back.
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