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Re: How To Stop Wife's Complaining
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Posted by Keep'n warm on January 12, 2004 at 12:55:02 from (69.39.82.200):
In Reply to: How To Stop Wife's Complaining posted by Dave in GA on January 12, 2004 at 10:49:17:
My wife was not complaining exactly, however, she thought I should get a loader tractor instead of always buying old cockshutts so I agreed to a MF30 Industrial. Sure helps the ole back and works fine for loading and unloading all the old iron that creeps onto the place. She does put up with a lot of unsightly rust here and there, but she does know where I'm at most of the time and what I'm supposed to be doing. Don't ya just wonder sometimes.
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