Could have rob the powerball

vscummins · Apr 28, 2016

Instead this happened

Cliff Nelson · Apr 28, 2016

I've had that happen with a fence staple before.

retired farmer · Apr 28, 2016

What happened?

chuck machinist · Apr 28, 2016

What are the odds that you could snag a chain link? Buy the ticket!

stonerock · Apr 28, 2016

whats the odds?

casecollectorsc · Apr 28, 2016

Yep, many times with a fence staple.

Janicholson · Apr 28, 2016

Incredible! A friend sliced an onion (for onion rings) the slice fell off of the onion and landed on the floor on edge. the rings separated as they rolled and wedged at a ever changing angle under the edge of the cabinet. in perfect alignment and spacing. Jim

vscummins · Apr 28, 2016

Have a roller chain link the got picked up buy the opener and stopped it from turning . I guess the real trick would have been if it would have picked up the other side if them ink and the keeper

Bob · Apr 29, 2016

Actually, the odds of picking up metallic debris that jams the rotation of disk drill disks like that are pretty good. IF you consider that sort of thing "good"!

vscummins · Apr 29, 2016

It' amazes me how things like that happen

donjr · Apr 29, 2016

G-son ran my spreader over some small saplings at the end of a field a few years ago and bent a slat. That caused the apron chain to come off of the sprocket, bend a few more slats, and disconnect the chain links. In short, he ruined the apron chain. The links were t-rod, and scattered across the field. We found what we could, but I just bought a whole new chain. I think I found most of the links he lost over the next few years with the disk....

Could have rob the powerball

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