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Re: What a Blast!
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Posted by SEAMO on May 22, 2002 at 21:26:34 from (205.188.198.189):
In Reply to: What a Blast! posted by Bill Grumbine on May 21, 2002 at 16:13:03:
We plowed 80 acres last fall with antique tractors. We started about 10 in the morn and finished up about 5.30 . The man that was host had a cook out at noon brats, hotdogs, chili,pop, some beer , for the ones who thought they needed it. Everyone had afun day it brought back alot of great memories. I especially like your comments about the smell of dirt. The other thing I had forgot about was the little field mice running down the furrow trying to get out of the way of that old rubber tire bearing down on him.I think the newest tractor there was a 720 deere.Next year he said he was going to restrict it to nothing bigger than 3 bottom plow I think we had 20 tractors in the field at one time. Earl Seamands Mahomet Illinois
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