Funk Ford

[409T]

I just flip my glasses upside down. It works OK but I get a lot of strange looks.

 

[Neshkoro]

Chopp, every time I read your quote about the Pez dispenser I have to laugh out loud!
Thanks!!!

 

[old round fart]

I went to Walmart and bought reading glasses to replace bifocals for welding. Works great.

 

[fletcherson]

Okay, back on track. This one only ran 55mph. Bet it scattered dirt when plowing.
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Yep, that’s what I want to build. I intend to put model A spoke wheels on the front.
Nice!

 

[fletcherson]

Well, fletch . . . I think we've hijacked this thread to Cuba and back! Any more thoughts on the "funk Ford" tractor?

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Yes, to the moon and back, lol... Should I get all bent about it? Seriously, it’s all just bs... passing time. Entertainment is the point.

 

[fletcherson]

I went to Walmart and bought reading glasses to replace bifocals for welding. Works great.

I order ten packs of reading glasses because I lose them, break them, scratch them... they are cheap on the jungle river and I have a pair in every vehicle or place that I need them because carrying them is out of the question unless they are on top of my head... crooked.

 

[lincolnuT]

Fletch' I wish I could like that post many times cause my wife wants to know how many damn pairs of glasses I need, so I just tell her anywhere I am.......cause if I carry them they will not be where I am......Makes sense to me...

 

[Neshkoro]

I have glasses in the kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, basement, garage, both cars and by the computer! They're just readers that I buy from Costco for $12.00 for 3 pair. They're cheap enough to have them everywhere. Works for me.

 

[odie]

i was talking about my photobucket, i can get to it i just don't remember what my password is or what email i used. as for as my roadster goes i can't hardly get my feet up high enough to climb in.

 

[Spanky]

i was talking about my photobucket, i can get to it i just don't remember what my password is or what email i used. as for as my roadster goes i can't hardly get my feet up high enough to climb in.

That's funny, Odie. Oh well, you gave us ol' geezers a chance to moan and complain about our aches and pains - what I call an "organ recital." In the meantime, I lost a bunch of photos in Photobucket myself. Chalk it up to experience.

 

[fletcherson]

That's funny, Odie. Oh well, you gave us ol' geezers a chance to moan and complain about our aches and pains - what I call an "organ recital." In the meantime, I lost a bunch of photos in Photobucket myself. Chalk it up to experience.

Yeah, photo bucket is high on my shat list... my entire build was on it... I do have them on my computer and camera memory card, but all the time and effort wasted... grrr! Lol.

 

[odie]

finally got control of my photobucket again, thought i had a pic of another one that the man put aftermarket parts on but not with this one.

 

[fletcherson]

finally got control of my photobucket again, thought i had a pic of another one that the man put aftermarket parts on but not with this one.View attachment 19159

I love the simplicity of the old tractors... honesty, so to speak. I have and like a newer (compared to the old Fords) Kubota diesel but also use an old Ford to mow the back fields... they sure don’t build em like they used to.

 

[odie]

we got rid of all the old tractors and got a four wheel drive kubota with a bucket. i still hurt like hell after i get off of it as well, but it gets the job done.

 

[fletcherson]

we got rid of all the old tractors and got a four wheel drive kubota with a bucket. i still hurt like hell after i get off of it as well, but it gets the job done.

My Kubota is 4x4 with a loader. Great little utility tractor. My old 660 is easier on my bones.