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grandpa Love

grandpa Love

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Fence job. Look at that pretty tractor! Wife's greenhouse is coming along. Lettuce , onions and garlic looking good.
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Thanks. Glad it's a paying job and I'm not the customer! High dollar. 2600ft of it. All screwed together.
 
Grandpa love- Great looking job all the way around! Tractor, fence, greenhouse plants and garden.
 
It's a 1955 640. It has the wrong hood and grill on it. We bought it like that and it works great. Correct hood and grill wouldn't change that. Lol
 
Took one look at that fence and my heart skipped a beat. Man that is a lot of bucks standing there. It, Don't even want to guess the price. Look very pretty.
 
granpa the fence and the greenhouse both look awesome! love the center weave pattern on the fence looks real nice. you will have one happy customer there. and you can NOT buy better advertising for your business than happy customers spreading the word. and tell granma awesome job on the green house.
 
You need to find a good carpenter to build a shed for those tractors. LOL

Good looking fence. Just think of how much treated lumber you use. I see it in just about every picture you have.
 
Grandma's greenhouse plants look wonderful.

Sharp looking tractor and trailer (even though NONE of it is RUSTY... LOL)

Wow - that fence is really impressive! Love the look of it!
 
JD seller ,as much treated lumber as we use ,I sure am glad they took the arsenic out of it!! Breathing all the saw dust wasn't real healthy!
 
Back in the 50's I was helping an older friend, John with building a fence around the barn lot. We were using railroad ties and the guy, Charlie that was judging the height with the button on his bibs drank quite a bit. When John came back to check on the fence, all the posts were different heights. Old Charlie would bend over some if the posts were too low and pull his bibs up if they were too high. We ended up doing it over again. I was young enough that I had the easy jobs.

Question, who gets the short straw and has to be Tom Sawyer and whitewash the fence. My dad had an oak fence that sure didn't look that good but would absorb 5 gallon of paint in no time.
 
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