Must have been the Echo- I remember seeing the sun glint off it, and it seemed large and not real high in the sky.
I changed a LOT of pipes as a kid- worked for the neighbor every summer from '62 to '65- 300 some acres, 9 sets of hand lines. I actually kind of liked it- it was all pasture and hay fields, so I usually did it barefoot, and the wet grass was kind of refreshing on a hot day (but watch out for bees). Had my little transistor radio in my pocket- remember first hearing the Beatles on it.
Guess I was irreplaceable- I went on to bigger and better things after I graduated in '66, and he got wheel lines.
I can see how it would be a real bear in corn, or other row crop- pretty muddy business.
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