Ah taters , reminds me back in 1953-55 that was my job at my uncles pullen the wagon thru the fields behind a OC3 oliver crawler while the men loaded the baskets then haul them to the storage barn and back that 4 wheel wagon up to the elevator and the men would empty the baskets on to the elevator and stack them back on the wagon and back to the fields . Then came 1956 when we went to the two big harvesters and more acres of spuds and every year got bigger with newer tractors more trucks . By 1964 there were over 2800 acres of spud to dig . My uncle and his partner made a lot of changes to some of the equipment on there owen like the 4 inch square power bar on the harvesters and the windrowers that would sorta shake the taters up and out with out the cutting and brusen Made the first power web truck beds to unload at the barns .
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