Not really a runaway driverless tractor but I had one uncontrollable once. Dad was trying to sell grandpa's 1958 jd 620 propane tractor. I've always been catious with all gpas tractors and dad always told me just pop the clutch forward and go. So here I sit in the driveway tractor in 12th gear and all I can here in my head is pop the clutch forward and go so I did well I shoulda babies it cause apparently when you make a sharp right turn in full out twelth gear that's not smart. The tractor started fish tailing with just one back wheel on the ground the tire was so far off the ground I almost rolled the tractor. I've been laughed at for saying this but I felt something grab my arm and pull the clutch back and stopped the tractor asked Dad if he somehow did it and he said no. Al I could figure was grandpa somehow saved his tractor. Well now I baby the tractors when I drive them. I'm not really a farm kid but I do enjoy driving the few tractors left in the collection.
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