That first picture is exactly how my late Father-in-Law taught my boys to drive. He also taught them how to tear down and rebuild tractors. Those boys have some skills that are rare in millennials.
That Farmall M brings backlots of memories. Spent many an hour in that steel seat. Charging system didn’t work for shit so always parked it on a hill and started it by popping the clutch. Then let it run all day. One thing you learned in a trike tractor - NEVER wrap your thumbs around the wheel.
Put it here ... I can't wait to read it. I have the Captcha turned OFF but blogger insists it be there. You should be able to bypass it.
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Closing with a turd. Interesting choice.
ReplyDeleteclayusmcret, well this post has a lot to do with guns and turds ... BINGO!
DeleteAnd, like all politician running for office, Abe was lying through his teeth.
ReplyDeletePS Zippy should be so cool.
edutcher, Zippy be cool.
DeleteThat first picture is exactly how my late Father-in-Law taught my boys to drive. He also taught them how to tear down and rebuild tractors. Those boys have some skills that are rare in millennials.
ReplyDeleteMikey, old school is the best way.
DeleteThat Farmall M brings backlots of memories. Spent many an hour in that steel seat. Charging system didn’t work for shit so always parked it on a hill and started it by popping the clutch. Then let it run all day. One thing you learned in a trike tractor - NEVER wrap your thumbs around the wheel.
ReplyDeleteUnknown, watch out for them thumb breakers.
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