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Posted by KEH on March 13, 2007 at 12:59:25 from (204.116.130.109):
Going down the road with a round bale on the FRONT of the tractor. Rear of tractor had nothing on it so flashers would not be obstructed. The road I was going to turn off on to get to pasture was maybe 1/2 mile from my drive way. Well in advance of the turn I turned off flashers and turned on left turn signal. Watched in rear view mirror as car pulled out to pass is spite of my turn signal, which was working, and the double yellow line AND the blind curve ahead. Let that car go by and pulled part way off on the right shoulder as 4 or 5 more cars went by, further into curve by then. And we wonder why there are so many wrecks here. This was about 3 pm BTW, clear sunny 80 degree day. KEH
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