I remember spending time on a WD/WD45 fender too box. THe WD had an old umbrella from to hang onto and the 45 had a bracket of some sort.
Dad never let us ride while he was using equipment other than pulling wagons or the manure spreader. I did spend alot of time on the side watching him.
we did some dumb things. riding on drawbar on D17 while pulling logs thru the woods. hate to think about the chain breaking. or a log rolling down the loader arms of the old WC. Never had issues and dad was careful but you never know.
Dad talked about riding on a horse drawn mower while my grand-dad drove the F20. Mower hit a rock and thru dad up on a rear tractor tire. no injury but.. he also said he was so little (5??) when he had to start the F20 if it quit on him he had to climb/lay on the crank to get it to start. He said it would have busted him in 2 if it backfired. that would have been 1945ish.
Dad worked for DuPont for 22 years. Has always been hyper-safe since.
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