--- sushandel <sushandel@m...> wrote:
> : "jim wallbridge" <jmew@t... >  
> wrote:

> > I don't understand this somehow.  Tire Chains are
> still in use at
> > least in the great white north and I would agree
> that putting them on
> > and taking them off is a nasty business but the
> "old enough" some how
> > misses me. Please explain.

Interestingly enough, my youngest son Ryland just put
the tire chains on the Ford 9N tractor a couple of
days ago, so he could go out in the woods and check
out a couple of trees that he thought he could get a
some boards out of (they appeared to be storm
damaged), and I have used chains on the old Dodge
truck we used to have--often kept them on the truck
all winter in casse I really needed to go somewhere
when the roads were bad.  Sold the truck some years
back, one of my dumb moves.
Old tool conten?  Well, the lumber we might get from
the downed trees would be (mostly) worked with old
tools, once it is out of the back forty. 

=====
Jim Erdman  (in Menomonie, WI)

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