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Never seen a 1066 do wheelies like that

Me and my dad have always used International equiptment. We had a 1066, 1566 and a 4386 and a 915 combine. Sence the 1066 was the smallest and I was the smallest in the family I drove the 1066. My brother dan drove ther 1566 and dad drove the 4386. And mom drove the 915 combine. My job was to disk we hade a 20-ft john deere dish but the tounge was bendable. once when I was pulling out of one of our more hiller chunks of land the tractor jerked I fell on the throttle and th disk weighting so much poped the front end of the tractor clean into the air! The only bad thing was the front axel broke and I got I a lot of troble I mean alot!!!

Tim Houghlund, WI, entered 2007-11-18
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