Posted by gunny2 on November 17, 2014 at 20:23:03 from (174.124.22.187):
In Reply to: Seen on road today posted by John in La on November 17, 2014 at 18:27:04:
A rancher friend of mines,dad borrowed his towable wood splitter. He came back after a couple hours and told his son I lost the wood splitter !!! His son asked where ? Dad says not sure, so son spends several hours back tracking where pop had been . Found it in the bottom of a creek ,just sticking out of the water upside down.When it came loose it flipped off the bridge over the creek.When they finally got it out,the motor was trashed,but the rest was still good ,put a different motor on it,and still going yet to this day 40 years later!
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