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Re: First drove what tractor?
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Posted by Jimmy King on November 15, 2003 at 21:10:19 from (63.189.16.173):
In Reply to: First drove what tractor? posted by Paul Janke on November 15, 2003 at 06:00:33:
I was about 4 a neighbor would bring his U MM to pull hay wagon I would sit on seat and guide. First solo was on a B Farmall pulling a spring tooth harrow I was about 7 [you can call them a tractor all they needed was a Hyd sys.] By the time I was 8 I was pulling a bundle wagon with the B then a Super A By 10 I was backing the H into the belt on the seperator. Started my son raking when he was about 8 on a 460D pulling left and right NH rakes. I was baling one day and my Dad was moving bales John was raking he got hung up on a electric pole I saw Dad stop and watch John started backing and jocking suddenly he took off around the pole and never left a straw John was 13 when Dad died and Dad was still talking about that.
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