Posted by big tee on January 26, 2021 at 09:20:09 from (199.120.66.180):
Whatever you want to call it--I'm sure most of us on here have sat on one cheek all day with a crook in your back like the guy in the picture. I started on a Ford 8n with a 2-14s Dearborn plow--I didn't get to run the "big" tractor--A M Farmall with a 3-16s little genius plow for I had older brothers. Don't know which was worse--hitting a big rock and stopping dead with the Dearborn, or getting off and hooking back up again after hitting a rock with the little genius . I still remember the smell of fresh turned dirt though--Memories---Tee
Pic out of the special Furrow
The 8n I learned to drive a tractor on--My Mom took a lot of pics and we copied them 3-4 years before she died--Glad we did for most of them disappeared!
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