Posted by Notjustair on December 28, 2012 at 18:56:07 from (174.250.176.19):
I was reading another post about an odd acting tractor and it got me thinking. How many of you have a "Bermuda Triangle" on your land? You know, someplace where everything breaks down.
There is a spot by the north brush pile that I avoid at all cost when I am on the Ford tractor. No other machinery has issues there, but 95% of the time that Ford is in that spot it dies for no reason. I can always get it going but the battery is nearly dead when I do. The land isn't sloped much or rough or anything. That tractor has NEVER stalled anywhere else - places with big hills, etc. One time dad was here hauling brush and I heard the tractor shut off. Went around the corner and it was that spot. There's something there but I don't know what.
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