Looks nice and clean--------for now----
back when I first re-painted my 1700 I'd be sure I would knock the dirt from my shoes before climbing aboard then after getting it a bit dirty while working it I'd rinse it back off, I found myself taking better care of my trator than my 18-k dollar truck
just this halloween I used it to tow the hay trailer 1200 ft to the creek and back 3 times, was very dark that night and the headlights are not very bright, it had rain 3 days before this event and I had walked the the ground before dark and felt firm enough, the next morning I went out to clean up from the party and to find my tractor covered in mud,:confused2: twas a very proud moment!
I thought back of that night while hauling my 13 ft x 5 trailer with 8 large bales of hay, 6-7 adults & 8 children aboard while coming back up a 20% incline hill and never even slide, well the tractor didn't but one of the guys ridding on the trailer said it was all over the place:laughing:, my wife would not allow me to rince off the tractor & trailer in the lawn said would make a large mud hole, so I let it dry to crust until today it then fell right off as I drove to the barn,
anyway as I see it now, clean is in fact nice to look at :thumbsup: but the fun comes from getting it dirty
