[AT] Ralph's website

[DAVIESW739 at aol.com]

In a message dated 7/28/2006 3:46:13 P.M.  Pacific Daylight Time, 
chill8 at cox.net writes:
Lou, you are exactly  correct.  Most farmers believe in doing things right 
but what they are  worried about doing right is raising their crop and 
getting it to the  market.  A repair on a piece of equipment is absolutely 
not important  when your whole years income is in the field going bad and you 
owe the bank  a bunch of money.  Taking the time to do a correct repair on a 
tractor  at that point is about like stopping to tie your shoe when you are 
running  for your life.  You just can't do it and if you trip on your shoe  
string you just kick your shoe off and run barefooted.   Of course  we all 
know that Walt can put turkey feathers up his butt and fly backwards  on 
methane while he repairs a tractor with one hand and castrates bulls with  
the other.

Charlie

Now Ii understand  You clowns can't  fix your tractors correctly that's why 
you do all this jury rigging and other  stuff.

I bet half your old junk doesn't even run.

THE  DEVIL MADE ME DO IT!!!!

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