kcm.MN
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New Holland Pole Dancer :wink:
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johnofnewhaven
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Oh yeah. I would tuck a quart of oil.
LOL
LOL
jon f mn
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My brother Jeff actually did that with our
970 case. The starter wasn't working so we
had to start it by jumping the starter, he
didn't check if it was in gear. It was in
the shed. There was a 4 row cultivator
crosswise in front of it against the wall
of the shed which started it up and then it
hit the shed wall and 1 post and climbed
right up that til it hung up on the drawbar
and spun out. We had a large tow truck come
and lift it down. The tin on that side of
the shed was always just a little different
color where the patch was.
970 case. The starter wasn't working so we
had to start it by jumping the starter, he
didn't check if it was in gear. It was in
the shed. There was a 4 row cultivator
crosswise in front of it against the wall
of the shed which started it up and then it
hit the shed wall and 1 post and climbed
right up that til it hung up on the drawbar
and spun out. We had a large tow truck come
and lift it down. The tin on that side of
the shed was always just a little different
color where the patch was.
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kcm.MN
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- NW Minnesota
You're RIGHT! But the question is, why??
From what I heard ([i:c138522c18]and this is HIGH-LEVEL gossip here[/i:c138522c18]!), what you're looking at here is a reconnaissance photo from a botched mission. The NH operative slyly ventured into Case country, intending to infiltrate their ranks and gain valuable information. But something went wrong.
The disguise he wore did not work! HE HAD TO FLEE OR HE'D BE CAPTURED AND DISGRACED, like all the other spies!
Down the path he went; darkness on his side. As he headed for the gate, lights off in an attempt to conceal his location, he found what appears to be some new form of security measure -- a pole by the fence, for no reason! He hit the pole. The Case's caught up with him, stripped the disguise and left his remains as a reminder for other would-be spies to NOT venture into Case Territory!
This incident is currently being ruled upon in International court. :wink:
From what I heard ([i:c138522c18]and this is HIGH-LEVEL gossip here[/i:c138522c18]!), what you're looking at here is a reconnaissance photo from a botched mission. The NH operative slyly ventured into Case country, intending to infiltrate their ranks and gain valuable information. But something went wrong.
Down the path he went; darkness on his side. As he headed for the gate, lights off in an attempt to conceal his location, he found what appears to be some new form of security measure -- a pole by the fence, for no reason! He hit the pole. The Case's caught up with him, stripped the disguise and left his remains as a reminder for other would-be spies to NOT venture into Case Territory!
This incident is currently being ruled upon in International court. :wink:
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kcm.MN
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- NW Minnesota
By the way, here's another reconnaissance photo of some of the other former spies, and what happened to them after being caught:
Ted in NE-OH
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The tractor and the pole. The tractor is just marking its territory like a male dog. LOL
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