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Topic: TRACTORS
35TOO Joined Sat 11/08/08 Posts: 10407	Fri 03/20/09 06:38 AM
FERGUSON, OLIVER, AND SOMETIMES JOHN DEERE

cntrygrl4 Joined Fri 03/06/09 Posts: 3850	Sat 03/21/09 06:08 AM
LADIES WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE MAKE OR BRAND OF TRACTOR.............. question for 3500.. Do you were your clown get up when your on your tractor?????? YES AT TRACTOR SHOW AND LOCAL FESTIVALS AND PARRADES oh my you must have lots of circus gals chasing after you! No country parade is complete without the tractors pulling the floats.

35TOO Joined Sat 11/08/08 Posts: 10407	Sat 03/21/09 06:24 AM
LADIES WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE MAKE OR BRAND OF TRACTOR.............. question for 3500.. Do you were your clown get up when your on your tractor?????? YES AT TRACTOR SHOW AND LOCAL FESTIVALS AND PARRADES oh my you must have lots of circus gals chasing after you! No country parade is complete without the tractors pulling the floats. RIGHT ON........

cntrygrl4 Joined Fri 03/06/09 Posts: 3850	Sat 03/21/09 06:34 AM
LADIES WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE MAKE OR BRAND OF TRACTOR.............. question for 3500.. Do you were your clown get up when your on your tractor?????? YES AT TRACTOR SHOW AND LOCAL FESTIVALS AND PARRADES oh my you must have lots of circus gals chasing after you! No country parade is complete without the tractors pulling the floats. RIGHT ON........ And the horses always have to go last.

motowndowntown Joined Wed 11/19/08 Posts: 21824	Sat 03/21/09 06:41 AM
The street sweepers always go last, after the horses.

cntrygrl4 Joined Fri 03/06/09 Posts: 3850	Sat 03/21/09 06:46 AM
But they aren't really part of the parade. I've never stuck around to watch them.

penlgrif Joined Sat 02/28/09 Posts: 466	Sat 03/21/09 06:51 AM Edited by penlgrif on Sat 03/21/09 06:52 AM
OP needs to stop yelling! We can all hear you! My grampa was a dairy farmer. Used International Harvester. Still remember the thrill of standing up there beside him while he was driving. Good times!

penlgrif Joined Sat 02/28/09 Posts: 466	Sat 03/21/09 06:52 AM
OP needs to stop yelling! We can all hear you! My grampa was a dairy farmer. Used International Harvester. Still remember the thrill of standing up there beside him while he was driving. Good times! Oh! And he had an Oliver, too.

35TOO Joined Sat 11/08/08 Posts: 10407	Sat 03/21/09 06:54 AM
OP needs to stop yelling! We can all hear you! My grampa was a dairy farmer. Used International Harvester. Still remember the thrill of standing up there beside him while he was driving. Good times! Oh! And he had an Oliver, too. OLIVER

cntrygrl4 Joined Fri 03/06/09 Posts: 3850	Sat 03/21/09 06:55 AM
OP needs to stop yelling! We can all hear you! My grampa was a dairy farmer. Used International Harvester. Still remember the thrill of standing up there beside him while he was driving. Good times! Oh! And he had an Oliver, too. My grandpa had a Massey Ferguson and a Ford N. Nicknamed the Massey Misfit.

penlgrif Joined Sat 02/28/09 Posts: 466	Sat 03/21/09 06:59 AM
OP needs to stop yelling! We can all hear you! My grampa was a dairy farmer. Used International Harvester. Still remember the thrill of standing up there beside him while he was driving. Good times! Oh! And he had an Oliver, too. OLIVER LOL....you're easily excitable, aren't ya???

penlgrif Joined Sat 02/28/09 Posts: 466	Sat 03/21/09 06:59 AM Edited by penlgrif on Sat 03/21/09 07:00 AM
OP needs to stop yelling! We can all hear you! My grampa was a dairy farmer. Used International Harvester. Still remember the thrill of standing up there beside him while he was driving. Good times! Oh! And he had an Oliver, too. My grandpa had a Massey Ferguson and a Ford N. Nicknamed the Massey Misfit. Right on! I like this thread, just because it made me think of gramps! Miss him lots...HE was the coolest!

35TOO Joined Sat 11/08/08 Posts: 10407	Sat 03/21/09 07:00 AM
OP needs to stop yelling! We can all hear you! My grampa was a dairy farmer. Used International Harvester. Still remember the thrill of standing up there beside him while he was driving. Good times! Oh! And he had an Oliver, too. My grandpa had a Massey Ferguson and a Ford N. Nicknamed the Massey Misfit. FERGUSON

cntrygrl4 Joined Fri 03/06/09 Posts: 3850	Sat 03/21/09 07:02 AM
OP needs to stop yelling! We can all hear you! My grampa was a dairy farmer. Used International Harvester. Still remember the thrill of standing up there beside him while he was driving. Good times! Oh! And he had an Oliver, too. My grandpa had a Massey Ferguson and a Ford N. Nicknamed the Massey Misfit. FERGUSON Tuck you tongue back in your mouth, not polite to drool.

penlgrif Joined Sat 02/28/09 Posts: 466	Sat 03/21/09 07:04 AM Edited by penlgrif on Sat 03/21/09 07:04 AM
LOL! High five, cntrygrl!

35TOO Joined Sat 11/08/08 Posts: 10407	Sat 03/21/09 07:04 AM
OP needs to stop yelling! We can all hear you! My grampa was a dairy farmer. Used International Harvester. Still remember the thrill of standing up there beside him while he was driving. Good times! Oh! And he had an Oliver, too. WHAT SIZE OLIVER??????????????

penlgrif Joined Sat 02/28/09 Posts: 466	Sat 03/21/09 07:06 AM Edited by penlgrif on Sat 03/21/09 07:06 AM
OP needs to stop yelling! We can all hear you! My grampa was a dairy farmer. Used International Harvester. Still remember the thrill of standing up there beside him while he was driving. Good times! Oh! And he had an Oliver, too. WHAT SIZE OLIVER?????????????? Well...not quite sure...this was a LONG time ago...but it was the smallest of the three tractors he owned. I think he liked it best though, because he used it all the time. Two IH's and the Ollie....

cntrygrl4 Joined Fri 03/06/09 Posts: 3850	Sat 03/21/09 07:07 AM Edited by cntrygrl4 on Sat 03/21/09 07:08 AM
LOL! High five, cntrygrl! Thank you. I know how to handle these country boys! Can't take any sass from them.

penlgrif Joined Sat 02/28/09 Posts: 466	Sat 03/21/09 07:09 AM
LOL! High five, cntrygrl! Thank you. I know how to handle these country boys! Can't take any sass from them. Nope...not in the least! But...I'll GIVE a lot of sass....that's just how I roll!

35TOO Joined Sat 11/08/08 Posts: 10407	Sat 03/21/09 07:10 AM
OP needs to stop yelling! We can all hear you! My grampa was a dairy farmer. Used International Harvester. Still remember the thrill of standing up there beside him while he was driving. Good times! Oh! And he had an Oliver, too. WHAT SIZE OLIVER?????????????? Well...not quite sure...this was a LONG time ago...but it was the smallest of the three tractors he owned. I think he liked it best though, because he used it all the time. Two IH's and the Ollie.... MUST BE A 44, 55 44 LIKE FARMALL CUB AND 55 LIKE 8N FORD.....