Posted by jackinok on March 24, 2009 at 15:29:54 from (208.114.40.40):
In Reply to: Re: I Tried posted by Allan In NE on March 24, 2009 at 13:42:40:
I keep telling you all that you've got to have at least three of everything if your doing this farm/ranch buisness,one in the truck strategicly located at the very bottom generally frozen down or covered in at least 6" of last years wheat seed thats well ripened into a stinking mass,one at the house that you cant locate until at least three days after you need it,and another at the farm hanging nicely on a hook in plain sight that for whatever reason you cant get to whenever you need it!then and only then are you doing it correctly!!now if you mess up and buy four of anything,thats a sure fired guarantee at least two will be broken at any given time,avoid buying four at all costs.
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