When I get tired of pulling the sled....I let the tractor do the work. 
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2 comments:
Byron, your comment of pulling the sled with the tractor reminded me of Dad pulling Debbie and I on the sled behind the three wheelers. He even piled up snow with his tractor so we could jump them with the three wheeler and sled! Missy
I remember a wreck on your dad's 3-wheeler. I think I had to fix the pull starter and get the tire fixed. Your dad was very gracious and payed to get the tire fixed. Then he and I rode down route 7 and did cookies on the ice in a parking lot of a store. Great memories.
Byron
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