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[k0ua]

Awesome pic James!!!!

I think on your picture, your dad has a hayhook there grabbing that bale? Those darn things sure were dangerous. Been many of them stuck in a shin.

 

[MossRoad]

As my Dad would have said, "you were just a gleam in your Dad's eye".

I think more like a tear... I was his 5th kid! :laughing:

 

[YanmarFever]

Our house got TP'd last night, its now appraised at over $975,000

:laughing::laughing:

 

[drssg]

We don't live in Cotton Country so our material was different. Me on tractor, Dad on wagon....



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That is an awesome picture. It looks like you were young enough that Dad was still quite physically superior, but you were already mature enough at that young age to be the equipment operator.

I've had nephews older than you look in that picture that I wouldn't trust to run my lawn mower.

 

[Bird]

I think more like a tear... I was his 5th kid! :laughing:

I guess I was just the opposite. I was the first of 5.:laughing:

 

[5030]

If you run out of TP, we have tons of shelled cobs you can use.............

 

[RalphVa]

Hay hooks and ice hooks. Kinda dangerous tools.

Ralph

 

[Molalla1]

Our house got TP'd last night, its now appraised at over $975,000

:laughing::laughing:

:laughing: :drink:

 

[Molalla1]

That is an awesome picture. It looks like you were young enough that Dad was still quite physically superior, but you were already mature enough at that young age to be the equipment operator.

I've had nephews older than you look in that picture that I wouldn't trust to run my lawn mower.

We, long ago had to do what we had to do . . . I was operating heavy equipment at a very young age . . . most did, we had to.

 

[bcjmmac]

Pretty sure there was a run on TP 65 million years ago when asteroid was approaching. Get a bidet.

 

[ovrszd]

I think on your picture, your dad has a hayhook there grabbing that bale? Those darn things sure were dangerous. Been many of them stuck in a shin.

Yep. Steep learning curve there too.

 

[ovrszd]

That is an awesome picture. It looks like you were young enough that Dad was still quite physically superior, but you were already mature enough at that young age to be the equipment operator.

I've had nephews older than you look in that picture that I wouldn't trust to run my lawn mower.

I was 7 when I started running the tractor pulling the baler.

 

[bcjmmac]

6, but mainly driving down potato rows!

 

[hawkeye08]

Growing on a farm that grew alfalfa mostly, we used hay hooks alot, never had a serious accident with one. We had some blisters from using them usually on first hay cutting.. normal use is not swinging towards your body, but rather in front of it.

 

[ovrszd]

Growing on a farm that grew alfalfa mostly, we used hay hooks alot, never had a serious accident with one. We had some blisters from using them usually on first hay cutting.. normal use is not swinging towards your body, but rather in front of it.

And in an experienced hand it's controlled and deliberate with no motion that can put it in your shin. Now, in the inexperienced hand...…..

 

[ultrarunner]

My fascination with tractors started at age 4.5 driving down the windrows while others used hayforks loading hay.

The tractor was in creapper gear with throttle just above idle... so my job was to steer... best summer ever for a city kid.

 

[Molalla1]

I was 7 when I started running the tractor pulling the baler.

Dad put wooden blocks on the peddles for me so my feet would reach better and I could see him. I was maybe 6.

 

[Leejohn]

I was negative 2 in 1959.

I was 19

 

[ovrszd]

I was 19

You are older than dirt. :thumbsup: