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Re: Old peg tooth harrows
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Posted by Rauville on October 26, 2006 at 09:16:49 from (209.180.79.77):
In Reply to: Old peg tooth harrows posted by Coloken on October 26, 2006 at 07:08:40:
I recall the farmer that had a problem with theft from his fuel tank in the yard. He laid some old harrow sections upside down one snowy winter night in front of the tank. When he retold the story, he said they looked like "little cigar butts" sticking up out of new snow.
Shortly after midnight, he heard a commotion, and went out to discover the neighbor kids, sitting on 4 flat tires in front of his tank. He said he never had a theft problem after that, even though he had to buy new tires for their car, just to keep peace with the parents.
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