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Anyone know if Oliver made a crawfish attachment?
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Posted by ShepFL about change my handle to Mudbug on March 03, 2003 at 12:46:59 from (63.175.91.20):
With all the rain we have been getting (6 inches with more coming) it has been to wet to get into the fields for planting. Thought of selling tractors and getting into boats but then INSPIRATION!! MUDBUG FARMING!! Should be able to corner on the organic market ;) I have heard tales of the ETD, of the Experimental Oliver XP-12. I was wondering if y'all could help me locate implements to work crawfish bottoms and the like. Been also thinking I made need some paddles mounted to the rears to push my 550 through the water. Chuggin' in Lynyrd Skynyrd crawfish bottoms. . .
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