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Re: Okay, It's Time
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Posted by old fashioned farmer on March 31, 2006 at 07:54:43 from (70.106.247.192):
In Reply to: Okay, It's Time posted by Allan In NE on March 31, 2006 at 06:13:39:
Good Mornin Allan! Now how in the world did you get those boards to shine like that? I'm plowin tough red Ohio clay and mine don't shine that pretty. ha ha. It is that time of year though and the plowin is great here. It was goin pretty nice yesterday until the little breakdown. Made a round and noticed the plow pullin a little harder. Made it back aruond and found my trailing wheel layin in the furrow. It didn't seem to phase the old JD R too much though. Nice thing is that we had all the parts to replace the bearings and seals that got anihilated here at work ( one of the perks for workin at an IH dealership). It's raining here this morning and probably will this afternoon so that'll give me a break to put in the new parts toinight and then take to the field again tomorrow. Can't beat plowin. God bless. --old fashioned farmer
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