Life has taught me that time is akin to Goldilocks’ assessment of her porage. Whereas the storybook character would state that her breakfast was either too hot or too cold, time goes too slowly or too fast – it never seems to be just right.
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Can a rock crawler be home on the highway and in the field? There is no denying the F-250 is big, gorgeous, and high. Looks and features are subjective, but for farm and ranch work, I feel it is too high when loading the bed. If you are not rock crawling, a standard height (non-Tremor) would be much more practical.
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With necessity being the mother of invention, sometimes other things ride in on her apron strings. This was the case a few years back at the Bohacz Farm when we got the TV working again. You may think it is 1945 instead of 2022, and the Rural Electrification Commission finally pulled some wire to us.
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Most but not all in agriculture are too good with engine oil changes, hurting nothing other than the pocketbook. Yet, they tend to neglect other critical fluid changes, including hydraulic lubricants. Fluids break down from the heat, absorb moisture, and introduce dirt into even a sealed system. They all need servicing on all your road vehicles – and every piece of equipment you have.
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In the early days of the automobile many concepts, skills and theories that were not applied in everyday life were essential to Detroit. It was one thing to take a young man from an agrarian lifestyle and put him on an assembly line but often there were more skills required than a good work ethic.
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