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    Mounted corn pickers

    In the 50's Dad and I would mount a picker on his Farmall H. Took a while and I was always glad when it was done. A couple years ago a neighbor saw a picture of Dad on the picker and asked if he still had both hands. Guys would reach behind them to pull out a stalk or an ear of corn without...
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    Be it ever so humble....

    Things could get rough in bad weather. At least they appear to be smiling, not grim like you see in a lot of old pictures.
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    Be it ever so humble for kcm

    That is great, especially since it is still being used.
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    Funny people born in the 40s

    As someone in that age group, I agree. Always glad I was born then, but man, the time has sure flown by. I appreciate modern conveniences, but would not trade the memories for anything.
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    Bonus rust picture

    Grandpa Love,I always enjoy your pictures. Good luck with the B. I have my grandfathers 46 B and really like it, because its fun and because it was his. You always do amazing things.
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    Not telling anyone about this

    The same thing happened to my Dad's H back in the 60s. He also brazed it together and we used it for several years, just not on the loader. When I saw it happen I thought it was the end of my favorite tractor.
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    Changing an alternator below zero

    I hear ya. Years ago my dad helped a neighbor overhaul a car in the driveway of a crib when it was about zero out. My job back then was to wash the parts in gasoline.That was over 60 years ago and I still don't like to wash parts.
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    Must be Monday!

    Knew a guy who went hunting and fell asleep sitting against a tree. He woke up when a deer licked his face.
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    Neb Cowman, do you know anything about red-orange '46 model

    i have my grandfather's 1946 B. it was always a faded orange color but now is red. Good old tractor. When grandpa quit driving his car he drove the B to town for groceries.
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    OT: Every Little Star

    Farmall 400 diesel, H, and B.
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    Bonus funny---or not!

    Yes indeed. One night my wife left the door down on the dishwasher and i tripped over it and went face down on the kitchen floor. Another time I was walking through the bathroom, stumbled in the dark, and almost face planted in the garden tub. Got an LED night light after that and life is good.
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    Best tractors of the 30s to 50s

    Larry, I really enjoyed the Farmall video. I grew up on an M and H and still have an H. However, I may have a different opinion to their quote of "the Farmalls are so comfortable that after a long day you'll be fresh as a daisy." But I'm sure it would beat working with horses as my grandfather...
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    Black Combines

    Saw 2 of them parked in a field about 2 miles away. Am anxious to see them field tested.
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    OT: HE

    I love that song. For months I have requested it at our church but the music director always had something else planned. Finally, 2 weeks ago, a guy in the choir sang it and was a big hit. Never gets old, and Sincerely is a great song too.
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    Anybody Watching

    Right on Kruser. 2 great road wins to finish it off and a Central Illinois player came through for the Cubs. Cleveland has a great team that came back to tie the game but the Cubs bounced back.
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