Posted by 37chief on July 19, 2011 at 15:38:56 from (70.181.168.186):
While using my falil mower today one of the lift arms broke off from the mower. I was able to chain it up and get it loaded back on the trailer. I brought back my Woods 6 ft rotary mower to finish the job in one of our hotter days here in Calif. I finished mowing and was leaving. The drive way is about 3 inches of Pee gravel. I had to go around a slight curve, and the driveway was up hill to get out. My trailer slipped off into the drive hedge plants. I removed the tractor from the trailer. As I backed the trailer off I backed into a fence, and broke a 2x6 fence rail. I Hooked a chain and pulled the trailer out of the bushes, as I pulled the trailer sideways to clear the bushes the truck rolled back into the same spot, I forget to set the brake. With the trailer on firm ground I backed the truck through the bushes, and tore a rubber part from my front bumper. While doing all this I have a real bad pain in my left side for some reason, been like that for about three days now. Should have stayed in bed. stan
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