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Re: People with NO respect!
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Posted by Greg Miller on August 11, 2003 at 14:49:31 from (65.85.106.226):
In Reply to: People with NO respect! posted by Jason on August 10, 2003 at 13:52:43:
since my tractor has a crank start, i remove the crank handle and put it in the house every time i put it away (no shed right now. only a tarp!). that way the neighborhood kids cant try to start it on their own. i even removed the mounted cultivators so that kids that do try to play on it wont fall off of the tractor onto the cultivators. we even had a problem with a neighborhood teenager that thought he could get away with siphoning gas from another guys Farmall H. he wasnt too happy when he discovered that he was siphoning and using gas in his car that had lead substitute in it. you're right. in todays world, everyone is lawyer happy. and the sad part is that the parents who let their kids play like that at tractor shows wont care at all until their kid gets hurt. and you better believe that, when my tractor goes to shows, the crank handle stays in the truck.
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