Posted by fixerupper on March 17, 2022 at 16:34:17 from (174.212.167.35):
In Reply to: Too Much at 65 posted by olgentdc on March 17, 2022 at 12:18:13:
After reading the stories here I shouldnt feel bad about having a few skeletal issues. You are wise not selling the land. Land will always be there.
Here is a thought to ponder about your machinery and I do not mean to be insensitive to your personal feelings when I say this. The machinery is merely cold heartless, feelingless steel and nothing more than that. I have scrapped out almost all of the machinery I started farming with after it did not fit my needs anymore. But was not worth anything as a trade in. A few pieces had special meaning and it put a lump in my throat when I lit the torch, but I had to remind myself it has no heart and no feelings. The two pieces I am talking about was the grinder mixer I used nearly every day and the combine I nursed along for 19 years. Like what was mentioned keep a few of the best pieces to do a little farming with and cash in on the rest.
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