kcm.MN
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- NW Minnesota
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Fawteen
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- Location
- Downeast Maine
Gotta wonder what the driver was thinking...
Deere Scotty
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That He was... INVINCIBLE!!! Not!
farmerjohn
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Photoshop? Where?s the mud on the tires?
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kcm.MN
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- NW Minnesota
There's duals front and rear, but the rear duals don't show up well because they're covered in ?????? -- not mud; maybe peat?
Dieseltech
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- Akron, Indiana
Probably on the cell phone texting...
jon f mn
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I've worked peat ground before
and that can happen very easy.
Peat doesn't stick to the
tires and you can in some
cases be working ground
floating in water. The problem
is that the peat will carry
til you spin, then there is no
bottom. Likely he hardly spun
the wheels at all.
and that can happen very easy.
Peat doesn't stick to the
tires and you can in some
cases be working ground
floating in water. The problem
is that the peat will carry
til you spin, then there is no
bottom. Likely he hardly spun
the wheels at all.
We logged a big swamp once, could only
work there if it was frozen or very dry.
Top was solid to walk on and if you went
in a straight line and didn't spin with a
machine you were okay. Once you broke the
crust you were swimming. Rhododendron was
about 25 feet tall throughout under the
trees.
work there if it was frozen or very dry.
Top was solid to walk on and if you went
in a straight line and didn't spin with a
machine you were okay. Once you broke the
crust you were swimming. Rhododendron was
about 25 feet tall throughout under the
trees.
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