Posted by Steve@Advance on January 10, 2014 at 20:56:35 from (107.203.134.67):
In Reply to: ya'll be careful... posted by Kornfused on January 10, 2014 at 17:15:44:
Sad to hear, prayers for the family.
Reminds me of an incident that happened on a dairy I did work for back in the '80s. They had an IHC tractor they used to pulled a feed trailer. The owners elderly uncle drove the tractor daily. When the weather was dry he could take a short cut across a deep ravine to get to the back pastures.
One day he was driving up out of the ravine. The tractor had developed a hydraulic leak, and about half way up the pump caught air, and down it came! No drive, no steering, no brakes...
The old man jumped or fell off, went between the tractor and the jackknifed trailer. The tractor was tipped over, leaning against the trailer. He miraculously landed in a tiny protected area, uninjured except for the fall.
Pretty sure that was the end of his tractor driving days though.
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