[AT] Ralph's website

[Lyle Myles]

Who knows, maybe that darn horse died that was bring that computer. I've
been a farmer most of my life and most times you have to fix things in the
field and cannot afford to bring the machinery back to the farm for proper
repairs. The one thing that we did have was good neighbors and if something
was in to bad of repairs we could always count on each other to loan our
equipment to one another. Every repair has to be based on its own merits and
the amount of time to fix the problems and the costs to do the repairs. We
farmed over two thousand acres and repairs during harvest time had to be
completed and no we did not have the time to get on the Internet asking how
to do something, we just did it. If our neighbors did not know how to do it
then we made do with what we had until the time was right to set down and do
the proper repairs.

Lyle Myles

May the Lord be with each and everyone this beautiful day that the Lord has
given each and every one of us to enjoy and behold!

 


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Lou,
All this comes from Ralph doing some brush hogging in a  field.    I can't  
see where one day or even two would  hinder his operation as he spent more
than 
that online asking for all the dumb  ways to fix it. He could have fix it 
correctly in less time and it would last  for quite sometime without
wondering 
when that grease combination would not work  and it would blow the whole box

apart. Sometimes you guys are so sure that I'm  wrong that you don't look at
the 
whole picture. 
As I have said before  I am on another list and some of you guys who
badmouth 
me here are in full  agreement with me there. Makes one wonder who's trying 
to butter who up on this  list.
 
And George I have been hearing about this fabulous new computer for over a  
year now. Most people can get one in a few days, where do you live anyway  
Timbuktu. 

Walt Davies
Cooper Hollow Farm
Monmouth, OR 97361
503  623-0460 
 
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