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Re: The Best of the Beasts!!!
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Posted by Joe on December 06, 2003 at 18:42:22 from (66.243.138.60):
In Reply to: The Best of the Beasts!!! posted by Robert in Dixie on December 05, 2003 at 13:55:43:
Just my 2 cents, I learned how to drive a tractor on a Case SC. When my dad got a used G, it seemed like a step up to the moon. We pulled a 3-16 wheel mounted plow through some of the stickiest mud in Ohio. 2nd gear almost all of the time. One night about 2 am, the muffler fell off and since it had been a wet spring and we were late getting the crop in, I kicked the muffler off onto the plowed ground and kept going. Couldn't hear for three days.
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