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Re: Man Dies ,This Afternoon in a Farm Accident !!
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Posted by NothinbutaCAT!! on April 08, 2007 at 11:11:29 from (216.81.26.4):
In Reply to: Man Dies ,This Afternoon in a Farm Accident !!! posted by D-C-741 on April 07, 2007 at 22:31:34:
I was up on the straw walkers of our old 8820 JD combine one morning picking sunflower stalks out of them.... and my cousin decided to hop in the cab and fire things up not knowing where i was. Well i rode the walkers all the way out the back... lucky we took the straw chopper off the night before because it was just plugging up with the tough stalks. I did suffer a dislocated shoulder when I landed on the ground. Thats the closest i have come to being chopped to little pieces.
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