Can you bronze a tractor ?

[ninefinger]

deepNdirt, I must admit since it has become a tool the enjoyment level has gone way up. My seat time now has a purpose and yes this little tractor is tuff as nails, some of what I have asked it to do was really unreasonable but the task was done. I know this will sound nuts but the tractor seems to be happy that she no longer belongs to a gentleman framer, she was not ready to retire.

 

[dex3361]

You are completely correct, I did nothing by myself, if you know the "Footprints" writing, I was carried. I guess there was some stress but what sticks in my mind was the utter disbelief this was happening. When the water broke over the road, about 500' away the roar of the water was astounding. There was only the realitive quite of the day and the next moment one would think you were standing beside a waterfall, you could see the water rise. I was told for a time it rose 18" every 45 minutes. I too am a big PM person, grease, oil and fluids are way cheaper than the consequences. Saw on the news up north there was some flooding hope you are not in the way.

No I didn't have any significant flooding this time. I had enough the first time to last a life time. I would imagine you feel the same. I will pray for your recovery from this tragedy.