Posted by CLYDE MASON on October 29, 2018 at 12:43:19 from (50.127.84.238):
The son, took better ½ (betty) and grand daughter to see the F 12. The grand daughter took the picture. It was granddad back up tractor. He also had a f 12 he used all the time. he also had a team of horses he like to use dad and uncle tum would get the one row corn picker ser up for him to use. He would pick until it broke. He would get the team our and pick by hand. He picked one load in the am and 2 nd load in pm. After milking and eating supper he would shovel the load off. Lot of falls I would go and help him do due he corn. I would take one row and he would take 5. We had a 6 row picker. Back to the f 12.dad got the f 12 at granddad sale. We used it to pull fire wood up plow the truck patch. When dad and mom passed away they gave it to me. Betty said it looks nice. She asked what are you going to do with it. it is too nice to get dirty and dusty. time will tell
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