Posted by Ivan in Mich on August 14, 2017 at 13:42:51 from (174.124.157.166):
In Reply to: Re: Queston posted by rustyfarmall on August 14, 2017 at 11:46:15:
The guy walked away from it but I am sure he was walking kind of bow legged. It slid down the hill and he got a little sideways then it jackknifed. Rolled the tractor up on 2 wheels and then stopped. It ripped the PTO shaft out of the tractor and I will be shocked if it did not crack the rear housing in the tractor. I warned them last year about doing that much at a time. Maybe after this year they will have learned. I finished spreading it for them but it was big for my tractor and no way was I going on that hill. The tires on the spreader they had was larger that the rears on the tractor. These guys have never been around anything farm related before and to them anything with the word tractor can do anything no mater how big
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