Posted by donjr on March 13, 2017 at 13:27:51 from (72.81.243.247):
In Reply to: Ooops, crash, draaam! posted by Hay hay hay on March 13, 2017 at 10:02:45:
Watched a fellow back his 'new' manure spreader onto a truck from a loading ramp one day at the end of a sale. It wwas still hooked to the tractor, and he motioned to his son, who was driving the truck, that he was loaded. The kid misunderstood him, and started to drive off so someone else could use the loading ramp. He drove right out from underneath the spreader, which dropped in front of the loading ramp- still hitched to the tractor. The new owner was a bit PO'ed because he needed to get his horse stable cleaned out, and now had to repair his spreader, which pretty well demolished the beaters.Some people are dangerous....
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