[AT] Supposedly why our old tractors are not metric and a fairly simple tutorial

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Someone with a pointed stick, poking you a couple of times, will get you up. They don't have to worry, because you can't run fast enough to catch them. LOL

> On February 26, 2020 at 11:09 AM Cecil Bearden <crbearden at copper.net> wrote:
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>     Farmer:
>     A jack stand is good for getting partially up, but I need a sky hook to get vertical...
>     Cecil
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>     On 2/26/2020 10:05 AM, Indiana Robinson wrote:
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>         > >         When I first posted this I was expecting maybe 2 or 3 responses...  :-)
> >         I got better at gathering the needed tools for a job back when I was working in a service pit and if alone getting another tool involved a climb.
> >         In more recent years I have been writing on my stuff. Not a lot of stuff but things like the size wrench needed to change the mower blades or the size of some drain plugs etc.
> >         I have become highly skilled at dropping stuff... I often keep a speaker magnet glued to a piece of broom handle close by as I work.
> >         I'm a fanatic about using jack stands or other solid support under anything I work on but now I grab an extra jack stand and I use it for help getting up.
> >         My first car I bought on my own I bought from the widow of a guy that was crushed to death under it. Working under that car I thought about him and his family often... I still do yet today...
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> >         Francis Robinson
> >         aka "farmer"
> >         Central Indiana USA
> >         robinson46176 at gmail.com mailto:robinson46176 at gmail.com
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