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milofarmer1

Posted 6/3/2009 14:39 (#731600 - in reply to #731170)
Subject: Re: run away tractors

Texas/New Mexico Stateline

My granddad tells the same story. His brother would sit on one end and him on the other. They would jump on, turn it around, and send it back cultivating cotton. They had tall beds with a 'guide' arm like somebody described.

run away tractors - Larry in AB : 6/3/2009 02:39
- RE: run away tractors - Jon S : 6/3/2009 06:35
- Re: run away tractors - farmerBill : 6/3/2009 08:42
- Re: run away tractors - ronm : 6/3/2009 09:50
- RE: run away tractors TALL TALES!!! - School Of Hard Knock : 6/3/2009 10:02
  - Re: run away tractors - Gifford : 6/3/2009 10:10
  - Well, ****... - ronm : 6/4/2009 00:00
- RE: run away tractors - BrentOntario : 6/3/2009 11:07
- RE: run away tractors - davpal : 6/3/2009 11:46
- RE: run away tractors - jcs : 6/3/2009 13:23
- Re: run away tractors - milofarmer1 : 6/3/2009 14:39
  - Re: run away tractors - MAGNUM 1944 : 6/3/2009 19:21
- True that - TxFarmer : 6/3/2009 16:03
  - Durn it fellas. - Jon Hagen : 6/3/2009 19:51
    - RE: Durn it fellas. - BrentOntario : 6/4/2009 23:44
- RE: run away tractors - JohnW : 6/3/2009 18:01
  - Here is one from 100 years ago, factory option ;-) (PIC) - Jon Hagen : 6/3/2009 20:49
    - RE: Here is one from 100 years ago, factory option ;-) (PIC) - Rich : 6/3/2009 22:12
      - RE: Here is one from 100 years ago, factory option ;-) (PIC) - Jon Hagen : 6/4/2009 02:06

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