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Posted by Charlie on January 12, 2002 at 15:26:17 from (209.130.219.164):
I was reading a post about someones uncle farming with a old Farmall a long time ago and got to thinking about how our fathers and grandfathers were happy to give up the old tractors for newer ones. Now we're happy to give up the newer ones to revive the older ones. My Dad could never understand why I wanted to run my 30 acre farm with 2 tractors from the 1930's 2 from the 1940's one one from 1956 instead of a modern tractor from the 70's or 80's. When he was young he was happy to get rid of the same models we all now want to buy. Wonder what our kids will want to save that we leave sitting in a hedgerow.
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