Monkey face and manure spreader
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From: East KY
I own a Manure Spreader but have this hanging in my garage. What does that say about me? 
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From: Central, IL
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From: Central, IL
That red 49 is a special truck. My wife traveled with me to the Jones Farm and actually rode with me in that truck! Now that is special!
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From: SE Wisc. (the Rust Belt)
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From: W. Central FL.
Or a 14 YO driving a 1934 Ford hay truck, picking up hay and hauling it to the barn. That 2-1 shift was the hardest.
Transmission didn't loose a single tooth.
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From: Rockingham, VA
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From: East KY
Doc doesn't care. Bob and Rob are right--the legendary F-2 shifts beautifully. Flawlessly. The clutch engages completely when it's sitting still at idle in neutral and goes into gear like a hot knife in butter, especially considering double clutching is so important at that moment. No grinding. No loud "pings" each time it goes from neutral to a gear. I guess I'm just not man enough for that truck.
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From: Kentucky
Yeah, really. I was driving a farm truck at 14 (not hay, tobacco) and could shift with little to no problem. I've even been known to downshift a farm tractor. Maybe it's a farm thing?
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From: SE Wisc. (the Rust Belt)
Doc doesn't care. Bob and Rob are right--the legendary F-2 shifts beautifully. Flawlessly. The clutch engages completely when it's sitting still at idle in neutral and goes into gear like a hot knife in butter, especially considering double clutching is so important at that moment. No grinding. No loud "pings" each time it goes from neutral to a gear. I guess I'm just not man enough for that truck.
