[Farmall] Selling the Farm and moving tractors & Tools

[Lane Freeman]

Travis,
Sorry to here about your situation but welcome to the HALF Club; I see the
new definition of half you are being taught is similar to mine.  January
must have been a bad month since that's when filing began for me.  After
much contemplation, I've decided the easiest way to move tractors and
projects is to turn them into cash through public auction and start over. It
wasn't what I wanted but seems to be the only logical answer. I shooting for
around Thanksgiving but that is subject to change since I'm finding out I'm
in control of absolutely nothing.


Lane Freeman

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From: <yestergears at intrstar.net>
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Sent: Thursday, July 15, 2004 8:16 PM
Subject: [Farmall] Selling the Farm and moving tractors & Tools


>    Everyone:
>
>    After 12 years of marriage, my wife decided in January that she wanted
a
> divorce and has taught me a new word. ( among others) called HALF. It
seems
> that even though I owned the land before the we married All the hog houses
> and other improvements since we married she gets half of.  Therefore, to
> satisfy the divorce settlement I have been put out of business by
> being  forced to sell the farm I grew up on and my dad cleared and farmed
(
> with mules and Farmalls) that also contained my dream shop, a nice
40X60X16
> shop with shelter off one side.  The good news is I get to have Full
> custody of my son.
>    My question is have any of you experts out there had to move about 15
> non running tractors and a few trucks at one time fairly quickly and if so
> can you share any tricks?   I have to move the ones outside in 60 days
from
> closing. They don't have to move far. I did get to keep the house and plan
> to build another shop in the backyard.  I have till the end of the year to
> clean out and move those in various states of restoration in the shop
along
> with building another shop.
>     Any suggestions on moving a shop full of projects and tools is also
> greatly appreciated.
>   Sorry for the cross post.
> Thanks
> Travis
>
>
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