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Posted by Brian in Ohio on May 12, 2005 at 15:47:04 from (209.251.19.166):
In Reply to: Re: Old Fashioned Farmer posted by old fashioned farmer on May 12, 2005 at 15:30:38:
Tuffy was about 2/3 of the way home from the showgrounds. He had a young kid (teenager) with him helping him load tractors, and didn't quite have the 730 chained down just right. Tuffy, being Tuffy, didn't double check his handy work. On the way home, he went around a curve, by Lakewood Golf COurse, and the 730 slid off the trailer and rolled off into a ditch. Definately stinks that it had to happen, but does provide a good learning tool for the next guy who comes down the pike. The new track will make a nice addition. Once that is in place, I think a couple of us are going to try and put together some other pulls outside of the normal show dates. (Try and generate some extra funds for the OVAM) We need to pick a day soon and get together for coffee... Put some faces with the conversation... I've got a couple of days off next week, you game?
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