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Posted by caseyc on April 09, 2005 at 07:19:44 from (204.221.20.26):

i want to apologize for my little rant last night. that was not the way to go about it. i had gotton home late after a rough day and was not in the best of spirits. i should have just turned the computer off and went to bed. i am never here to say that i am right because everybodys right, we all just have different ways of doing things. yes i did grow up on a dairy farm, but we were small, 60 cow stantion and 300 acres. dad always took care of everything, all i did was do what he told me. by my HS years dad was done so i went full time with the neighbors who had newer bigger JD so circumstances were much different. the tillage tractor was a 8650JD so weight was not needed. my time with these older IH's was limited and i was young so the i did not learn alot of specifics let alone remember them. i left in '97 and spent the next 6 years working and living in town so i could hopefully buy my own farm again some day. two years ago that dream came true. being that my equipment is much older than i am i am here to learn how to do stuff the right way. i take everything you guys say seriously and apply it to see what works for me and what doesn't. the whole thing about dualing up and no weight's make sence to me now. problem is i don't have duals at the moment so therefore i'm just trying to make the best of my situation. i love this board and i am ashamed i let my self get excited in that last post. i'm sorry. everubody have a great weekend.

casey in SD


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