[AT] Tractor Weight (now Ramble - LONG)

[Ralph Goff]

Yes, those old family history stories are great. I've got a collection of
daily journals of one of my farming relatives from the 30s up to the 1970s.
Unfortunately there are only occasional references to the one tractor on the
farm and not a single picture of it to be found. Luckily I acquired a nearly
identical McCormick Deering 15-30 tractor so  I at least have a facsimile of
the tractor that threshed the grain, sawed firewood and many other tasks
that were so essential on the farm.

Ralph in Sask.
http://lgoff.sasktelwebsite.net/

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> That's a great story Greg I hope you make a copy  and put it away for your
> grandchildren to read.  I am sure that they will  love to hear about their
> ancestors who came here first and how they lived. I  have a book written
by my 2nd
> Gt. Grand Aunt about the times and place and the  family who came to
oregon in
> 1843 I have put a couple of the stories on the list  now and then when i
se
> one that fits in. I wish more people would write about  their early days
on the
> farm and about the old people who farmed it the hard  way.
>
> Walt Davies
> Cooper Hollow Farm
> Monmouth, OR 97361
> 503  623-0460
>
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