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My wife heard a Prowler, with pic
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Posted by Harold Hubbard on November 22, 2006 at 18:16:48 from (66.6.176.23):
Well, actually the whole neighborhood heard it. They brought this in last week to spread about forty tons of wood ash for me, and another bunch for some of my neighbors. Sure went through it in a hurry, with very little damage to the fields, even though we have had enough rain in the last month to float the Ark. You guys that hang around the big modern machinery all the time will probably think "ho hum" but I was pretty impressed. This is the second year I have used this service, last year they spread lime for me. The outfit I used to deal with had a heavily modified Mac truck for a floater, but it was only two wheel drive, and they got in trouble with it a couple of times. Way back when I was a kid we used to go through the "pull the lime truck out of the mud" routine, at least once a year. If this rig ever got really stuck, I guess you would just have to dig a deeper hole and bury it.
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