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Posted by David Ransom on June 04, 2002 at 23:06:32 from (65.167.44.34):
In Reply to: Feelin' pretty depressed... posted by Homesteader on June 03, 2002 at 17:59:14:
One time I made the horrendous mistake of parking the David Brown Case 885 in high gear. When I got back to where I had parked it, it was gone. My brother William and I followed the tracks. It had gone down the hill, crashed through a stone wall, gone down a steeper hill narrowly missing some trees, gone some distance on level ground, going right through rose bushes, and stopped against a big hemlock tree. I went back to the house to say I'd wrecked the tractor. My father was some distance farther spreading fertilizer. While I was telling him I'd wrecked the tractor, William was driving it back. As far as I know, the only damage was that broken limbs on the tree had knocked the headlight bulbs out of place. They were unbroken on the left side of the battery. The lights hadn't worked anyway, but I put the bulbs back in. The tractor runs right now without any work done.
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