Well, what do you know? The Williams family. I had a hunch Ralph Williams wouldn't let any grass grow under his feet. Once he got the word that the new D17 was in. And I'm glad the boy came too. It's going to take all the help we can get on this sale if I know Martha Williams. These days the buying of a tractor has become a family affair. Because it's the basic unit of equipment in modern mechanized farming. And because at one time or another all the family may operate it. So it has to be safe, convenient and powerful enough to provide the kind of performance that will help a family to farm better and live better. The Williams have a big farm so Ralph's first question makes sense. How much plow can the D17 hen? Better to show him than try to tell him. Most farmers who don't know all products are really convinced when they see them at work in their own farms. That's why we sell more tractors in the field through demonstrations than we do on the showroom floor. It's one thing to say at the D17 a pull of 5 bottom plow or a 15 foot disc harrow or a 12 foot cultivator. But it's another to actually take care of. But it's another to actually take care of.