Posted by sdc eastern ia on August 11, 2012 at 13:47:46 from (69.63.4.10):
In Reply to: farm safety? posted by jon f mn on August 11, 2012 at 12:05:29:
A few years ago I was spreading fertilizer with our big A in winter when it was below zero out. The farmer told me to spread thru the waterways and they were fine to cross. He forgot about the sink hole which of course I found at 18 mph. It abruptly stopped exploding the auto trans and I went thru the windshield. I walked up to a farm house about a 1/2 mile away where a farmer I know was working on a John Deere A and had the rear end up on home bilt stands tires off, and working under the tractor. I was cut up and bleeding, he got out from under the tractor to get me some towels and band aides and as we stood in the door way fixing myself the tractor just fell off the stands. He was quite shaken up and thanked me for actually saving his life. Things work out kinda funny some times. We still talk about it now and then.
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