Posted by Gleanerk2 on September 25, 2015 at 12:18:49 from (70.199.0.223):
Today dad started filling silo I can remember back when I was like 7 or 8 thinking the bus couldnt go fast enough so I could get home and hopefully catch a couple rounds with grandpa! Then when I got to be 10 or 11 hoping dad would save me a couple loads to run up the pipe with the old m and the new holland crop carriers 6 and 7s and a 8! Now im 30 and couldnt get off work fast enough to get home to help my dad we upgraded all the equipment in the past 20 years but still filling same silo! Wish I could go get grandpa though and take him for a few rounds running wagons but hes been in a home for 10 years and knows noone hes 98 and lives off ice cream! All he will pretty much eat! Well be safe out thier I gotta silo to fill!
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