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D-C-741

07-24-2006 21:54:48




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I have several that I am going to sell ,Case tractors,and other equipment,Should have left this place back in 82 I would have had not deal with there INSANITY, nit picking every thing I do or did ,.between my father and one brother I have had it,




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Dachshund

07-25-2006 14:40:04




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 Re: Tractors that must go in reply to D-C-741, 07-24-2006 21:54:48  
Yup - Got a brother that USED to do the same thing. Told me all the stuff I wanted to do WOULDN'T work and that I was doing things all wrong. I'd just go ahead and do it how I wanted, more determined to prove him wrong. Now he doesn't talk to me, just tells the neighbors how stupid I am. They come over and see for themselves and see who the stupid one is. Tell them to shut up and help, or go to some place warm. Works for me! I figured, they may be family, and I'd help them out if they needed it, but if they're gonna nit pick and question everything I do, then they don't need to be around. Wife's dad used to be EXTREMLY bad about telling what to do, told him where to go and offered to buy him a ticket - didn't talk to me for 3 years. Now he slips and does it once in awhile, but has learned to hold his tougne. Point being - we don't know your situation totally, but I'd TRY to stick it out and let them know, under no uncertain terms, who is boss on your place - they can live with it or head back home. I'm the youngest of 5 (four boys, one girl) and have learned to stand up to them, and FOR my wife and I. It can be rough, but it's GOTTA be done. Good Luck in your adventure!

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Higgins

07-25-2006 14:02:50




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 Re: Tractors that must go in reply to D-C-741, 07-24-2006 21:54:48  
Yeah, best to let go before it gets worse. A lot of us went thru various degrees of that. Always envied the ones that got along better.



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dej(JED)

07-25-2006 06:53:44




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 Re: Tractors that must go in reply to D-C-741, 07-24-2006 21:54:48  
It took a lot, but I finally cleared out of a similar situation with a father and brother nit picking everything I did. Dad had a 300 acre farm
and when there was work to do I was told, "It was going to be yours someday", but when I had any ideas, it wasn't my farm and I should shut up. I kept everything running, farmed everyday after working 10 hr shifts at my real job. Best thing I ever did was to get out at age 29. Heck he wouldn't even give us an acre to build a home on. The funny part of that is that he was given 200 acres by his dad. Oh well..... .

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MN Bob

07-25-2006 04:41:23




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 Re: Tractors that must go in reply to D-C-741, 07-24-2006 21:54:48  
Sorry to hear about the family problems. You might mention the area you are in and then post them on photo or classified ads for us. Bob



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