Posted by paulsamwel on July 15, 2022 at 12:08:05 from (207.224.27.207):
Might be kinda hard to see in the picture.The divot in the pavement and the barked up tree in the background is from my stupid carelessness leaving a tractor running and unattended just long enough to watch it roll backwards downhill about 500-600 feet.Tractor was moving pretty good when it left the field and dropped about 3 feet onto a busy road and piled up against the tree on the other side.The divot in road is from the tractors drawbar and the damaged tree is from the tractor and what used to be a nice rotary rake hitting it.Tractor was still running when I got to it and was basically undamaged although rake was pretty much destroyed.I'm just thankfully a car wasn't going by when tractor crossed the road.Also can't believe tractor didn't roll as it went backwards at an angle as it hit the road.
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