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Re: Lamebrain drivers!
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Posted by Bob/wis on March 13, 2007 at 20:08:37 from (69.179.15.239):
In Reply to: Lamebrain drivers! posted by KEH on March 13, 2007 at 12:59:25:
I just hate driving a tracotr on teh road way. Its even more fun with a old 510 slow Massey combine. But there they sure can not miss that beast that covers from one side to the other.
When I have been out on a tractro I have bben tempted to care some small baggies of freash cow fertilizer. this way I could not be a bad person but not giving out free samples of the good product I use on my land. You think they would slow do for a free bag, or should tossing it work best. Check your state law before tossing this maybe a offense in some states. I know wiscosnin is one of them. Bob
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