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In Reply to: How stuck were you? posted by notjustair on October 27, 2013 at 18:16:21:
My uncle hired a city kid in the mid 60's to spread horse manure. He told him not to spread in back half of the intended field as there was a saturated sand patch running across the field about 50 feet wide and 4 feet deep in the middle. He didn't have a clue what that meant, nor what 1/2 the field looked like. The H was 4 feet deep (right at the platform) when he walked off into the quicksand like muck. Lost both boots getting out on dry land and walked a mile back to the house barefoot. It took 2 other tractors as anchors and a slow crank on a 3 ton yale roller chain comealong to ease it out without tearing something up. Boots are still there! Jim
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