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Re: Tragic tractor accident in Ma.
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Posted by dave from MN on October 30, 2005 at 10:49:47 from (67.2.203.130):
In Reply to: Tragic tractor accident in Ma. posted by Jim K on October 30, 2005 at 06:06:55:
Lots of funny things can happen pulling and yanking on trees down or not. I used to use the H for it but soon realized an H is no match for a tree that wants to go the other way, it'ss just drag with it. Use a big heavy tractor!!! Also one of the biggest reason people shortcut locking the brakes is that alot of locks are set up goofy. I modify all my break locks so they are easy to reach and use. I also put reminder stickers on the tractor now to remind dismounting drivers to lock brakes and also to shut off engine if hooking up or working on PTO driven machinery.
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