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Posted by Allan In NE on December 16, 2006 at 12:36:44 from (148.78.243.25):
Okay, you guys, If you say this installation is A-Okay, I'm gonna put the lid on 'er. Rumor has it 'round here that I just got busier than busy, so I�m heading out to the farm now to see if these rumors floating around are true. However, I think this is probably more than likely the case, 'cause when I was in at the dealer�s store this morning getting some parts, I noticed that there was a great big red tractor that was very conspicuously missing from their lot. Think Gary in Iowa had something to do with this. Something about hooking it to a feed grinder or some such silly thing. :>) Allan 
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