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Re: Fall off tractor?
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Posted by old on August 07, 2007 at 07:57:20 from (4.244.216.29):
In Reply to: Fall off tractor? posted by hmmmmm on August 07, 2007 at 04:31:22:
Safety on these old tractors is one place and one place only. To bad few people now days know where that safety is. IT BETWEEN the person on the tractors ears. People now days seem to need to go to fast doing a job and few think about how unsafe it is to say brush hog in 3 or 4th gear, etc. Ruff ground you go slow tractors have no springs and if you go to fast ya you could fall off or also brake an axle etc. etc.
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