Magical Trevor New member Mar 3, 2010 #1 "Google"! http://www.cnn.com/2010/TECH/03/02/google.kansas.topeka/index.html?hpt=C2
E Ed Funk New member Mar 3, 2010 #2 Like the photo, that's a "real" tractor! The kind that would have trouble turning around in most New England fields.
Like the photo, that's a "real" tractor! The kind that would have trouble turning around in most New England fields.
rcc85 New member Mar 3, 2010 #3 A big field in New England is about 25 acres, right? Bob Clifton #05 ITB Dodge Daytona (and a farmer in a former life)
A big field in New England is about 25 acres, right? Bob Clifton #05 ITB Dodge Daytona (and a farmer in a former life)
dickita15 New member Mar 4, 2010 #4 rcc85 said: A big field in New England is about 25 acres, right? Bob Clifton #05 ITB Dodge Daytona (and a farmer in a former life) Click to expand... Actually 25 acres in New England is a small farm. You are pretty lucky around here to find a single field over 5 acres.
rcc85 said: A big field in New England is about 25 acres, right? Bob Clifton #05 ITB Dodge Daytona (and a farmer in a former life) Click to expand... Actually 25 acres in New England is a small farm. You are pretty lucky around here to find a single field over 5 acres.
E Ed Funk New member Mar 4, 2010 #5 and actually by Mid-west standards, that's a medium size tractor at best.
rcc85 New member Mar 4, 2010 #6 Ed Funk said: and actually by Mid-west standards, that's a medium size tractor at best. Click to expand... True, but it gets extra cool points for having tracks
Ed Funk said: and actually by Mid-west standards, that's a medium size tractor at best. Click to expand... True, but it gets extra cool points for having tracks
S Steven McWilliams Jr Guest Mar 5, 2010 #7 I need to send in my W-9 to SCCA, I wonder if I should send it to Google,Kansas?
