kcm.MN
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Richard G.
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Someone is wondering where they left that disc.
Janicholson
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Racoon hunting across the back of a neighbors 40. The neighbor was a bit "lubricated". He decided (though he knew that we were
not on his property, and that we even had his permission to hunt on his land) to assess the situation in his 1959 Ford Fairlane 500
sedan. (the full size version) he was approaching 40 miles an hour in his own field, when he hit his own IH 8 foot IH Tandum disk
buried to the hubs broad side. It didn't move. The car puckered up and bent in the center of the frame like a partially closed
pocket knife. He was in intimate contact with the steering wheel and under dash elements of Henry Ford metal. Knocked out and
bleeding about the head and chest. I was elected to run to (his) house and call an ambulance. The hunting party of 4 others had
him laid out on the ground when they arrived. He had a minor concussion, 4 broken ribs, and assorted contusions. The car didn't
survive. The disk was sold about a month later with no visible damage. The moral (if there is one) is do not forget where you
left your disk for 2 years (in the north end of a 40), and modify your curiosity while under the influence. Jim
not on his property, and that we even had his permission to hunt on his land) to assess the situation in his 1959 Ford Fairlane 500
sedan. (the full size version) he was approaching 40 miles an hour in his own field, when he hit his own IH 8 foot IH Tandum disk
buried to the hubs broad side. It didn't move. The car puckered up and bent in the center of the frame like a partially closed
pocket knife. He was in intimate contact with the steering wheel and under dash elements of Henry Ford metal. Knocked out and
bleeding about the head and chest. I was elected to run to (his) house and call an ambulance. The hunting party of 4 others had
him laid out on the ground when they arrived. He had a minor concussion, 4 broken ribs, and assorted contusions. The car didn't
survive. The disk was sold about a month later with no visible damage. The moral (if there is one) is do not forget where you
left your disk for 2 years (in the north end of a 40), and modify your curiosity while under the influence. Jim
showcrop
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I have had to drive around in the spring to look for my tedder or rake.
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