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Re: mowen- weeds- not hay
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Posted by MN Bob on July 07, 2006 at 07:53:36 from (24.179.180.104):
In Reply to: Re: mowen- weeds- not hay posted by Allan In NE on July 07, 2006 at 06:55:04:
Thanks guys, I needed some encourging words! (there is a song about that). Told the wife that is the best news I have had about that field. Sure gets one down to see it looking so bad. Seen a truck pull to end of drive the other day, turned around and left. May have been anyone but I felt it was someone coming to laugh at the weed farm. Oh Allan, If you still need a project, I have one for you, reasonable to. Sorry no picture but can get one. Its a 1948 Case D that is most all there, needs engine overhaul and some body work but not bad. I have it now for 3 years and just not getting to it and have not had the "get er done" feeling. Have fun today, Bob
p.s. I got my 3 year old grandson and I am taking him to the farm for a while to play on big tractors and get dirty with me. Nana is coming along to keep us from going overboard.
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