[AT] Ralph's website

[Ken Knierim]

Um, Walt, don't you have a picture on your website that is labeled
"Massey 44 with John Deere backhoe" and has a note about welding the
backhoe onto the tractor? I think it's at:

http://public.fotki.com/waltdavies/cooper_hollow_farm/april_tractors004.html

Hopefully I took that out of context.

We all have different views of what's right and wrong but when you
have field work to do, expediency is many times the word of the day.
Understanding that if the field fix doesn't work and you don't get a
crop in the field (or out of it) and the monetary issues involved,
well, I've seen some pretty innovative ways of keeping equipment
running... and they were most times STILL running.

Ken in AZ

On 7/28/06, DAVIESW739 at aol.com <DAVIESW739 at aol.com> wrote:
> Farmer,
> Every time we get an old  piece of equipment to restore the first thing we do
> is replace all those jury  rigged things that people like you put on it. No
> I'm not in a dream world I'm  just one who likes to do the job correctly the
> first time and not have to do it  over later because it didn't work.
> But you just go ahead and do your  old farmer baling wire repairs if it keeps
> you happy.
>
> Walt  Davies
> Cooper Hollow Farm
> Monmouth, OR 97361
> 503 623-0460
>
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