Posted by 37chief on May 30, 2018 at 16:56:28 from (70.181.182.143):
Mowing today around some orange trees. Got a little close to a branch and removed some skin on my arm. Didn't have anything to wrap around it. Pickup was about 1/2 mile away. I decided to just finish mowing. It soon stopped bleeding. Took two large pads to cover it, when I got home. I disked this field in the past. I talked the owner in to letting me mow it. It was so much easier than hauling the old crawler and disk to the field. lost 100.00 by not disking, but to me it was worth it. On the way, today I saw I lost a couple disking jobs. I am glad someone else has them. Just a lot of rocks, and steep hills. I almost flipped my tractor last year. I was on the steep part, and ran up on a very large rock on the high side. I was able to turn the tractor to keep from going over. Any body else hurt themselves today? Stan
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