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  1. K

    June 6, 1944

    Brigadier General Theodore Roosevelt III was the only General officer to land with the troops on D-Day. His landing craft was pushed off course about a mile. After reconnoitering the beach he told his commanders Gentlemen, we'll begin the war here. His calm demeanor under fire helped steady the...
  2. K

    Farmall M Tractor Won't Start

    Isn't the horizontal a Magneto? My 51 H is.
  3. K

    2022.09.05 "Extra" Pic

    Big mistake Many make Rely on horn Instead of brake.
  4. K

    2022.04.25 Rust Pic

    It ran up until the moment it was parked.
  5. K

    Another funny

    Years back I got a call from a landlord who had a problem tree. The utility line was close and they were concerned. After a few measurements I tied the line back so the tree trimmer could proceed. He balked, didn't want to climb up and cut the branch, so I put my ladder up and took a sawzall to...
  6. K

    Must be Monday!

    A fresh coat of paint and it will be just fine.
  7. K

    Loose Hay

    A hay barn near me went down in the December wind storm. I have purchased a few bales from him. He salts his hay. First I'd heard of it.
  8. K

    Caption this....

    Heading out to round up the cattle.
  9. K

    Caption this....

    A little kidding around is ok, just don't try horsing around.
  10. K

    2022.03.14 "Extra" Pic

    It enabled them to make the tractor a little lower. That increases stability on side slopes.
  11. K

    farmall H, M sales numbers compared to other makes?

    Ford produced and sold 830177 of their N series tractors not including the jubilee/NAA which would add another 128965. John Deere sold 300000 of their A and 111340 of their B for a combined 411340. Farmall produced 391227 H, 28784 Super H, 270140 M and 57092 Super M for a combined 747244...
  12. K

    Be it ever so humble....

    Wait, you live in Minnesota. That is a winter porch. When the snow gets deep instead of digging out just exit from the second story. We got snowed in when I was little. My brother went out the upstairs window and then dug out the front door.
  13. K

    2022.03.01 Rust Pic

    Looks like he was trying to add a Briggs and Stratton pony motor.
  14. K

    2022.03.01 "Extra" Pic

    It appears to be a milling machine powered by a belt.
  15. K

    what to do if shipper keeps delivering things at wrong a

    I regularly get packages intended for neighbors. They now know that if they get a notification saying delivered, to check my porch as they drive past.
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