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Author Topic: What kind of tractor?  (Read 3690 times)

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January 01/22/21, 08:31:50 PM

Offline GrandpaTom

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What kind of tractor?
Some nice woodworking.
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January 01/22/21, 08:51:40 PM Reply #1

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Re: What kind of tractor?
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Was a guy who basically adopted me as a son after my Dad passed away many years ago. I took Don fishing and he in turn gave me a wooden Cockshutt tractor he'd made in his workshop. Also fixed the transom on my boat among other things. He developed Parkinson's and wasn't able to get out much in later years. Last thing I did was take him for a ride in the Silver Hawk one crisp fall day. Was like a kid again & he talked about that up until the day he died a few years ago. Don't mean to steal your thread Tom but it sure made me think of him.   
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January 01/22/21, 09:01:42 PM Reply #2

Offline GrandpaTom

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Re: What kind of tractor?
Quote from: Dotch on January 01/22/21, 08:51:40 PM
:happy1:

Was a guy who basically adopted me as a son after my Dad passed away many years ago. I took Don fishing and he in turn gave me a wooden Cockshutt tractor he'd made in his workshop. Also fixed the transom on my boat among other things. He developed Parkinson's and wasn't able to get out much in later years. Last thing I did was take him for a ride in the Silver Hawk one crisp fall day. Was like a kid again & he talked about that up until the day he died a few years ago. Don't mean to steal your thread Tom but it sure made me think of him.
Don't worry.  I am glad to bring back a good memory for you!!!
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