When I was in college, in about 1970, I hauled pumpkins to Libby's in Morton. At that time, the conveyor tractors dropped the pumpkins directly into straight grain trucks as you drove along side of them through the fields. We loaded the front of the truck beds first. You could not see where the conveyor was in relation to your truck in the mirrors then. So, you would open the door, kinda hang on the edge of the seat and look up into the mirror. One day, my truck hit a soft spot and bogged down. The pumpkins started raining on the roof of the cab. One then hit me in the back of my head and knocked me out of my truck! The truck and conveyor tractor just kept right on going. I had to run after it and jump back in the cab. What a fun part time job that was for a young college kid!
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