Posted by 300jk on November 19, 2016 at 13:23:28 from (67.246.170.233):
In Reply to: Re: Just goes to show posted by gene bender on November 19, 2016 at 13:02:17:
What I have seen around here the last couple years is people who want to live in the country so they go buy house, property and the "equipment" they think they need. Many have never had anything bigger than a push lawn mower and are dangerous on something bigger. I started at a young age disking with our Oliver 1650. Was maybe eight or nine and dad rode with me. Was so young had to put both feet on the clutch and pull up on the steering wheel to stop. Thing I am saying I had someone teach me. I didn't just get on the tractor and have at it. People like this is what makes accidents. No training or someone to show you what to do usually doesn't end up good. Lots of weekend warriors out there and lots of times doesn't end up like they planned.
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