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I'd like to see a TRACTOR TIPS section - what do you think?
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Posted by Alberta Mike on August 07, 2000 at 09:54:05 from (207.153.51.107):
You know, I've learned a ton of stuff from this site over the past couple of years, however it's always from asking a question or maybe reading a response to someone else's questions. There must be thousands of little tips, shortcuts, etc. out there that many of us would like to post, but nobody is asking the question. These could be suggestions about tractoring, repairs, restorations, painting, farm/acreage stuff, you know, things like that. Popular Mechanics years ago used to have pages of those things and I often read through the old magazines and put some of that stuff to use. Probably wouldn't be too many questions as such, just good sound ideas that we could all put to use. What do you think?
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