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Re: How Windy Is It - Part II
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Posted by emptypockets on March 11, 2005 at 07:50:28 from (209.115.216.79):
In Reply to: Re: How Windy Is It - Part II posted by Nebraska Cowman on March 11, 2005 at 04:20:27:
I only report them as I see them. My first look at the scene I though perhaps the combines were happily travelling through space from the planet JI-Case and met thier end when encountering Earth in their path, but there should of been a crater. No, they were parked up on the edge of the field and precarious to the ditch (I can not spell bullyievard) and the tire marks in the gravel road show a good effort and little pull and jerk toppled them over the edge. Now for Alberta 4x4's, I desire not to get into a challange nor boast we can out pull any other as that would be a sport event... but sporting these combines can't weight that much considering most scrap dealers don't see any weight there I guess we would have to put it to a test. I'll prop them back up on the ditch bank and open up the challenge, set up a beverage and sandwich booth, sell buttons and take pictures. Once they are crushed up to a small ball, then load on auto trailer and haul them away for melt down, all in fun. Serious, I extend my sympathies to those who perished in the dust storm car crash... we have that up here every so often, sad to say. If your up for it e-mail off one of my auction pages and I will send you a humerous Toyota Hilux 4x4 commercial that shows what a 4x4 can do.
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