Posted by Kc1937B on September 01, 2019 at 14:14:19 from (96.61.191.200):
In Reply to: What are these?? posted by cjskyy on September 01, 2019 at 04:32:42:
What kind of shape are they in could they run. I'm new to this forum to Soni probably don't have alot if room to talk but I've been reading what people post on here trying to gain knowledge myself. Maybe instead of talking to your dad about getting ride of them you should work on them with him how's his health. Is that something you could do with him take interest in them. Or surprise him get them running so he can here them one last time. I just recently lost my dad and now I have his tractor that he got from his dad. And I was a dummy and dint pay much attention to things when he worked on it. Dontbmake my mistake do a project with your dad and spend the most time with him you can. If I'm out of line here I'm sorry
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