Posted by Nate V. IA on July 26, 2013 at 09:38:12 from (216.51.200.34):
I finally have my oldest son driving equipment, Bobcat S175. Oddly enough this is the only one he can drive because he's to short, he can't even reach the clutch on the lawn mower. He wont be loading manure anytime soon, he can only push the back half of the pedals so only bucket tilt back and loader arms up. I was surprised he weighed enough for the safety switch under the seat or maybe there isn't one.
We had about 600 ft of single strand hot wire to roll up after they completed construction on the chicken house you can see in the background. He drove along beside the fence while I took the wire off and pulled the post. I tried to get a "working" photo but he kept posing for the camera so I gave up.
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