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Re: Tractor starting by itsself
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Posted by Buck D. on January 06, 2006 at 15:24:15 from (70.111.192.206):
In Reply to: Tractor starting by itsself posted by zoom3x on January 05, 2006 at 18:01:54:
I'm an equipment operator for a construction co.I always get to the job site way early to have coffee and read the newspaper.This one morning I pull up to the excavator I was running and parked my pickup.I turned on the interior light (it was still dark)to read the paper when I thought I heard something.I shut the truck off and rolled down the window.One of the Terex pans was sitting there idling.Kind of scared the hell out of me.I thought any second the headlights would flash on and that Detroit would start to scream... Anyway,my boss told me it had done it once before.The mechanic fixed it that day.
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