ha ha our memory plays tricks on us all the time about how good something used to be
Paul
Hi John,
I do the same thing when playing on my oldies. I guess thats why we have Yellow Fever. My daughter is moving to Colorado Springs so maybe we will meet up on a visit sometime.
Roger
Roger that would be great! I missed you when you came thru both WA an CO a few years back.
I'm looking fwd to seeing you sometime.
Its Been 50 years since I did a full blown harvest of hay, oats or corn. Still remember the sound of the 2 cylinder John Deere's pulling plows and the rhythm and pulsing of an old NH 66 baler covering you in chaff. Then everybody meeting at the swimming hole down in the creek.
good times then
Shucks! I thought it was gonna be an off topic item! Lol. I know the feeling too, different when you do it for fun sort of...My motto has been: "Motor on, Mind off"; very relaxing to hear the hum of the motor, the tracks sqeaking and watching the dirt "boil" behind the implement you are pulling.....Ran several of my toys for the last month, never even considered music earbuds....tractor was making its own orchestrated sounds. Plenty of daydreaming about the simpler days gone by! Just a footnote: some of my tractors run dry rails, little on the tight side....they sound more like.......cheeep....cheeep.....CHEAP...! Right 7upuller? Thanks for sharing...........Juiceman