Posted by Deere Scotty on July 11, 2014 at 03:59:28 from (50.151.74.125):
Came home at 3:50 a.m. from work to find my mailbox in the road. Screwed onto 6 x 6 treated lumber with timber screws. The post leaning over at about a 60 degree angle, & the chunk of post the box was attached to ripped off the post, still attached to the box, & not a dent in it! No tires marks either which means a wide piece of equipment I think. Got a feeling a neighbor farmer owes me a post! That would be just about right for a tractor axle. What ever it was I think was slow. Box was only about 6 feet from the post. Could have been hay equipment too. Hitting that post had to damage something, & bad too. It would be about like hitting a corner post I would think.
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