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Re: Stolen Tractor


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Posted by gregCO on June 08, 2017 at 19:30:26 from (72.168.176.175):

In Reply to: Re: Stolen Tractor posted by Steve@Advance on June 08, 2017 at 08:14:46:

Steve, your story reminds me of a similar story that happen to me about seven years ago. We had a heck of a snow storm. Roads closed, drifts up to your chest and so on. I drove my tractor to the dairy to do the evening milking and feeding so I could clear the alleys, pre-milk and post-milk areas and clear the entrance so the transport could get in the next morning to haul milk. I got home really late and was super tired. Hit the sack and about an hour later my wife woke me up saying that someone had just drove out the drive with my tractor. I told her I was too tired and it was likely someone we knew needing it to clear snow, besides there is way too much snow on the ground for it to disappear. When I got up the next morning it was back. Still warm and full of fuel. When I headed back to the dairy I followed it's tracks about a mile down the road and sure enough the neighbor borrowed it to clear his drive and do his feeding. His critters were fed and able to get to water. Turns out his tractor was tore down for a repair and without the snow he could get by, but put a couple feet of snow on the ground and he was in a jam and needed a machine. I stopped and we had coffee and back to the dairy I went. We are lucky where we live. Keys are always in everything and never a problem. If a vehicle or whatever comes up missing it's not far off and always finds it's way home damage free. We all have a standing agreement. If you need it come and get it. Just bring it back. If you break it fix it.

Greg F.


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