grandpa Love
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I could feel something watching me last
night......
night......
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larry@stinescorner
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They call it Yellow Mellow
Richard G.
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That's Scary.
larry@stinescorner
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your right!!
I had a Massey 231 I use to back in the barn. My grand daughter, who is seventeen now, use to get scared and wanted me to close the barn door when she was 4-5 or so. She called it the tractor with eyes that was watching her. It had two headlights in the front grill and she was scared of it.
Goose
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Dang, I thought it was going to be something paranormal.
My father built my present shop as a hay barn in 1973. In 1992 I poured a concrete floor in it, lined and insulated it, and made a shop out of it.
Sometimes when I worked in it at night I could sense another presence in the building.
My father built my present shop as a hay barn in 1973. In 1992 I poured a concrete floor in it, lined and insulated it, and made a shop out of it.
Sometimes when I worked in it at night I could sense another presence in the building.
Goose, I get that same feeling, of my dad and grandpa when they were still with us. When I'm about to do something stupid or dangerous, usually hurrying when there's no need for it. Maybe something as simple as putting on my gloves or slowing down equipment.
GPA Love, what brand of paint/primer do you use? Your tractors are a pleasure to see.
Cannon
GPA Love, what brand of paint/primer do you use? Your tractors are a pleasure to see.
Cannon
Steve@Advance
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Quite rightly!
steve_in_mo
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Donovan.
Bruce from Can.
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You must have watched that old thriller movie Kill Dozer . You could put a couple strips of electric tape across the top of each light, and give the tractor eye lids half closed look. That could really freak someone out.
Steven Allen
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Fun flick but not as good as the novella by Theodore Sturgeon that inspired it. Guys interested in Old Iron should read it.
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grandpa Love
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I paint them with Rust oleum farm
paint. Thank you!
paint. Thank you!
wilson ind
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You sleep in the shed????????????
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