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unreconstructed · 05-15-2008, 01:16 PM

When I was in high school took the Oliver 1850 to town when we couldn't get out due to a heavy (for West Texas) snow. Friend of mine hopped on and we proceeded to cut donuts in the city park. We proceeded to knock off the top of a riser and so I fled town back to the farm thinking as a 16 year old would that no one would notice that stream of water 15 foot in the air.

City maintenance man caught up with my pardner (he lived in town) and started chewing his @#$ out about the riser. My pard said we didn't do it but the maintenance man said we were the only fools on a green tractor hot rodding around town in the snow.

Goes to show you you don't have to be drunk or Polish to have fun on a tractor, being 16 and sober works every time.

05-15-2008, 01:16 PM	#12 (permalink)
unreconstructed Gold Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: West Texas Posts: 489	Re: Why I only drive my tractor to church on Sundays.... When I was in high school took the Oliver 1850 to town when we couldn't get out due to a heavy (for West Texas) snow. Friend of mine hopped on and we proceeded to cut donuts in the city park. We proceeded to knock off the top of a riser and so I fled town back to the farm thinking as a 16 year old would that no one would notice that stream of water 15 foot in the air. City maintenance man caught up with my pardner (he lived in town) and started chewing his @#$ out about the riser. My pard said we didn't do it but the maintenance man said we were the only fools on a green tractor hot rodding around town in the snow. Goes to show you you don't have to be drunk or Polish to have fun on a tractor, being 16 and sober works every time.