[AT] Healthy Eating, was "Just checking"

[charlie hill]

All of my tractors are patiently waiting for my knees to stop hurting
and my hands to stop aching and for me to get over a spell of laziness
and make them run again.  I've let them all get in bad disrepair.
Nothing major but enough to stop them from running.  Mostly carb
and ignition issues.

Charlie

-----Original Message----- 
From: David Bruce
Sent: Thursday, November 05, 2015 7:07 PM
To: Antique tractor email discussion group
Subject: Re: [AT] Healthy Eating, was "Just checking"

I have had the MF 35D out a couple times this summer. The old girl get
less use these days because I have the NH subcompact but there are some
jobs she does a lot better. I do need to find someone to replace the
seal on the steering column. Too much PS fluid passing by it. The
current seal was put in place about 20 years ago. Doing the repair
myself is a bigger job than I want to tackle. She also needs new shoes
all around.

David
NW NC

On 11/5/2015 6:15 PM, ATIS wrote:
> I'm for eating whatever brings antique tractors back to this list. 
> Anyone still using them?   I've drilled seed, spread manure, mowed, cut 
> hay, baled hay, plugged pastures and drive posts - all in the last 3-4 
> months.   All with my 1958/9 Ford 861D.  I had to put front tires on this 
> year but other than that it has been solid and reliable.
>
> Of course all that was between work shifts of about 12 -14 hours a 
> day(with commute) and raising alpacas .   So my dinner has been 2 12oz 
> portions about 10Pm.  Not sure of the health benefits there other than I 
> sleep well and I don't have to take ibuprofen.
>
> Spencer Yost
>
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