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Posted by Jimmy King on March 18, 2007 at 12:26:52 from (207.69.137.23):
In Reply to: The most unusual thing ever done with a farm trac posted by Bill(Wis) on March 18, 2007 at 11:54:43:
When my Dad and I were building my house we built a scaffel that we could just slip the bale fingers on the loader in and he fixed a place in the center of it for brick and morter at arm level and he stood on it and laid brick when he needed to move he would yell at me and I would move it. We were renting a farm that had a cherry tree and it was loaded that year. My MOM, Wife, Kids, and I would get on the scaffel and Dad would hoist us up and we picked the tree clean, we got loke 20 gal from it, and the next year the tree died.
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