Posted by notjustair on January 06, 2014 at 12:15:43 from (174.238.64.224):
In Reply to: A 63 year old lesson posted by IaLeo on January 06, 2014 at 11:59:30:
I almost didn't read the last half for fear that it had gotten you. Accidents around the farm give me the willies, but it doesn't take long with a repeated problem like that for you to do something out of routine that can't be undone.
Every time I am cussing at a plugged bailer things like that come to mind. I've always shut it off and hope I always do.
A friend of my mom's killed his dad when he was about four. Dad was working on the grain truck with the box up. The door was open. The kid climbed in to "drive" and pushed in the lift levers like he'd seen his dad do a million times. It wouldn't have taken a second to shut that door and it sure would have changed that kid's life forever.
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