Posted by keith molden on June 18, 2020 at 03:42:03 from (209.33.116.149):
I'm gonna have to buy some more tractors. I sold the last 8N I had yesterday evening and I didn't realize it but I'm down to 6 tractors now. I have to admit it, I just don't feel like working on them anymore cause it's getting harder and harder to walk and I don't know why. The pain I and the Dr. thought was in my hips and knees I believe is in the muscles. My thighs and calves hurt constantly and I have not been able to sleep in bed for the past couple of months. I have a video conference with her today at 10:00 to discuss it. I really haven't been looking for any tractors lately but darn, the herd is getting small. If I don't find out something today, I might just have to keep what I have and not buy any more.
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