Broke out the Monoframe today

Yes I remember the days of riding in the car with my grandparents. They would always mention crooked furrows, bent cornrows, unkept road verges, weedy field corners and pastures. If they could see how thing are done today they'd be aghast. No one seems to care how much the field and road edges grow up in weeds, no one even bothers to plant in the field corners any more, so they are just weed patches. Pastures today are more Red-Root and Johnson Grass than anything else. Yet the so called farmers of today get miffed if they can't have a new pickup every year for themselves, the wife and kids. Some even have helicopters to go joy riding every evening, yet complain about the cost of everything. The first new car my grandparents could get after the war was a 1951 model and they traded in a 1939. After that they only got a new car every 10 years until the 1972 was the last car they had.   

We painted this plow corporate orange, which is probably not correct , I suspect it should have been Persian#2 after it was all done. It had no serial tag on it anywhere, but I suspect it was made before the color change in 77-78. Weren't most of the Monoframes built before 77-78? I ordered and installed a set of decals and tried real hard to place them in their proper place on each side of the frame. Hopefully at HCOP 27 it will pass the test. It has all new shins,shares and landslides. 387 moldboards were in real good shape except where they were covered in dirt sitting outside for 20+ years.