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Good looking "B" Hay Maker! I'll have to go take the 50 out for a drive this afternoon now that I'm thinking Johnny Poppers. Can't wait for hay season so I can spend the day on it.

Jake,I have the address in my desk for the book and to tell you the truth it had slipped my mind until your post reminding me of it. I'll send it out this week. Getting feeble minded I guess. Other than going senile things are going pretty good in my area this year, a little on the dry side but...

Good picture Haymaker! Your desk resembles mine. I was at our county fair this afternoon and the two cylinder club was set up with a heck of a line of two bangers. It made my day! I told them guys that my daughter and I were just working ours out yesterday. Them guys acted like they couldn't...

Well that gives me alot to look forward to tommorrow. Mid 90s here now with high humidity. Getting a little on the dry side. Got the first crop of hay done yesterday, above average crop.I think I'll take it easy the rest of the weekend.

You bet, Hay Maker!! The neighbor over the hill was a pounding away with his "A" today hauling bales. This morning I was hauling bales with the "50". Them tractors just can't be beat. Thanks for the pictures!

Can't say that I have seen one of those electric jobs. Mines just the old fashion squeeze box. Was just shy of $500 in 1964 so transalated into todays dollars it was fairly expensive. That's a good reminder about the dogs howling LB, my regular accordian will start them howling miles away if the...

Yup, 120 bass buttons, although in reality a person only uses a few for most songs. Learned that critter when I was in the fourth grade. Used to just hate going to my grandparents house in town on Saturday evenings and they always had Larence Welk on TV. Know how to play it pretty good but like...

In the order that I picked up the instrument. Piano 120 bass accordian guitar mandolin banjo Will get to the fiddle in about 5 years, Lord willing. :-)

At or near the end of the third book it sounded like Panhandle and his family were staying on ranching the home ranch. It sure would be interesting to find out if they stayed ranching and if the family kept it going. Quite interesting all those griz on the porch when Pan and his wife arrived...

Well, I hope we get some rain here, dryer than a pop corn fart. Might have to go to ranchers country to find rain. Tom S

Me too! :D

Oats is in almost two weeks and will start working corn ground tommorrow. Been snowing off and on today, was out in the calving pasture this afternoon and was in a whiteout! The newborns seem to handle the flurries and wind OK though. Supposed to warm up later this week, I'll have to keep an eye...

The 50 did replace the B, I'm not positive but didn't the 60 replace the A? I still remeber when we got the 50 in the late 60's. A local machinery jockey got it from Louisiana. It was working in the rice fields there. The tires were different than any up north for the rice fields. But they've...

Yup, have a "50" that's in perfect running order and still use it for real around here. Good tractor to train kids on with the hand clutch, I started my career driving a "B". It was a real bear, used to plow with it when I was young and when I would get to the end of the field I'd have to let it...

Get your butt up here next weekend. They have the Two Cylinder shebang. The auction's just a part of it. Click on the May 7th auction on their homepage, for some reason that wouldn't link on here. http://www.midwestauctions.com/talberg/_private/index.html

Good one OT.

Figure this photo in the link should cut down on the expenses here. Also might be a good first car for my daughter. Having a hard time finding a snappy one owner Yugo. :wink: http://www.ruralheritage.com/messageboard/frontporch/5862-0.htm

Darn, going to be a sad day around here. Just thankful my beer closet was stocked before the tragidy. 8)

Spring sure hit here this week in central MN. Up until Tuesday I never heard nor seen any summer birds. Then first the Killdeers on Tuesday, Robins and Morning Doves on Wed, And then came the Sandhill Cranes and Red Wing Blackbirds. Snows mostly gone except for larger drifts and this will be...

By God Hay Maker, you did good on that one! That's the way it is around here. :clap: