Posted by T.I. Secr. on April 11, 2008 at 17:27:08 from (66.117.100.148):
In Reply to: More tractors posted by Nancy Howell on April 11, 2008 at 10:10:53:
Nancy, you sound like me and my husband. We live in town and have 4 completed ones in shed here. Our neighbors wish we would move. But the house is paid for and we still have lots of yard. Our farm ground is 12 miles away and some day we will get moved there. But for now, we love collecting and we restore them. Our pride and joy is our 42 H. It come on steel wheels which when I painted it, I also painted the wheels to put on it for shows. Otherwise we pull it in the antique tractor pulls. Only draw back with those wheels is they tear the H*** outa the yard and trailor. lol Happy Birthday to your hubby James.
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