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TURN OVER TRACTOR QUESTION

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Doug Carnes

10-14-2005 17:49:36




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Well I turned over my new tractor today . It is a marinda 4110 . I did not get hurt I jumped off I have insurance . I will have to wait till insurance adjuster comes before I can do anything
When the tractor turned over the engine was still running it about 5 or 10 seconds I cut the key switch off. I called the dealer he said not to try to crank it it may have oil on top of the pistons . They will have to take the injectors out a let compression off engine. has anyonr else had this happen . I think the engine is damaged. It went ckunk before I got key cut off.
It is brand new. Thank the Good load I am OK!

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dr.sportster

10-15-2005 07:07:16




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 Re: TURN OVER TRACTOR QUESTION in reply to Doug Carnes , 10-14-2005 17:49:36  
There is a gauge that you can buy that will tell how much your machine is tilting.Its a little ball in a curved tube you mount in the cab.It has degrees on a scale under the tube which let you know what angle you have the machine on.Friday a coworker almost tipped a man lift in a high voltage switchyard.The mud under the gravel just gave way really fast with no warning of soft ground whatsoever so I dont think its stupidity it just happens fast.Had to call a flat bed to pull him out of the hole.Nobodt was hurt.Thank God.

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BobMo

10-15-2005 06:00:49




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 Re: TURN OVER TRACTOR QUESTION in reply to Doug Carnes , 10-14-2005 17:49:36  
I'm sure you already feel like an idiot so I won't yell at you but maybe you shouldn't get on a tractor again..... ....



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old

10-14-2005 18:53:50




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 Re: TURN OVER TRACTOR QUESTION in reply to Doug Carnes , 10-14-2005 17:49:36  
Only thing I can say is how in the!! Did you do that other then not think. Sorry I believe there are no accidnets just people looking for them. Your lucky most do not live to tell about what you did. Hope you had good insurance because its probably scrap now



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