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Scott Green

07-03-2002 07:05:34




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I don't know how many of you knew Faye Bennet of Arkport , New York. He was very much into Oliver Tractors. Has quite a collection of Oliver tractors. The real thing , toys , and pedal tractors. Any ways , I was just informed that Faye had passed away from injuries related to a sudden accident. From what I had been told , Faye went to pull a truck out of the ditch. He backed his Oliver tractor over to the ditch. Set the brakes , and went to hook up the chain. While in the ditch , the brake catch lever popped off , causeing the tractor to roll into the ditch and crush him. I'm not fond of Oliver brake catches myself. I've also had them pop off.

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Larry

07-12-2002 09:34:01




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 Re: Fatal accident in reply to Scott Green, 07-03-2002 07:05:34  
Sorry to hear the sad news. We had an Oliver 770 and the brakes popped off on us several times. The brakes popped one time with a spayer attached and it rolled down a hill backwards and again it happened with a baler and wagon attached while my brother was in the wagon adjusting bales. The tractor ran great, but we traded it in towards a John Deere 2550 before it killed someone.



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Scott(MO)

07-06-2002 21:22:02




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 Re: Fatal accident in reply to Scott Green, 07-03-2002 07:05:34  
My heartfelt condolences go to the family as well!

It calls attention to the fact that there are so many hazards on the farm. Things that we don't really think about happening can in a instant. This post reminds me of a few years ago , my father-in-law and I were pitching horseshoes in his front yard when I heard what I thought to be the neighbors cow balling in the distance. After a few minutes of that ,I could hear that the balling was the neighbor boy holowering for help probably a 1/4 + mile away. I broke and run across the field and the father-in- law brought his truck. When I got there I saw the boy wedged in between a 100 hp White tractor and a little ford with a sickel mower on it . He had been cutting cat tails around the pond with the sickel mower and ended up getting it stuck. He went back for the big tractor to pull it out and when he went to hook up the chain , the big tractor rolled off of the bank pinning him between the two. My Father-in-law pulled the big tractor forward and I picked the boy up and carried him out of the pond and sat him down. Then his mother came in the car and took him to the hospital. I thank the good Lord that the only thing he got out of it was a broken leg. His young life could have been snuffed out so easy. Let's all be careful out there. Once again , my sympathy to the Bennet Family!
May the Grace of God surround you in this time of grief!

Scott

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klf

07-03-2002 18:40:41




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 Re: Fatal accident in reply to Scott Green, 07-03-2002 07:05:34  
This is very sad news. Makes me want to be even more carefull when doing such things.



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ShepFL

07-03-2002 07:24:22




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 Re: Fatal accident in reply to Scott Green, 07-03-2002 07:05:34  
Very Tragic. Althought I don't recall knowing him but I send my heartfelt condolences and prayers to his family.

By His Grace,
ShepFL



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