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Posted by buickanddeere on March 24, 2004 at 05:44:28 from (192.75.48.2):
Things we did as kids around tractors that got our butts whacked.
I do recall as a kid along with my younger brother and sister (twins) having a hammer and "fixing" things. For some reason, tapping Dad's prize 70D standard here and there seemed like good fun. The tach glass ended up taking a loss and I knew I was in trouble then. Fled the scene of the crime and put the hammer back in the shed. That was bad enough but my curious brother and/or sister fiddled with the indicator needle and yanked it off. Interestingly enough they still haven�t owned up to their portion of the incident even now in middle age. My Father still gives me a dig about the crime every now and again.
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