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Re: Farmall Trivia Question
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Posted by Roger46 on December 09, 2006 at 15:02:15 from (69.58.143.126):
In Reply to: Farmall Trivia Question posted by kfox on December 09, 2006 at 07:59:45:
The old timers you asked must not be that old as I am 60 and my dad had equipment with the PTO shields that connected to the tractor shield. The implement shield was the first to go and then the tractor shield was next. When I bought the Super H a my folk's farm sale I found the tractor shield in the shop under the bench. I think the modern telescoping PTO shields have saved more lives than any invention I know. My Father-in-law always told the story about his hired man who stepped over the running PTO shaft and caught his overalls on the running shaft. Fortunately, they were old and worn out and he was instantly standing in his underwear. Roger
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