Posted by Bruce Hopf on February 29, 2008 at 04:10:51 from (216.46.133.10):
In Reply to: Farm Wrecks posted by Howard H. on February 28, 2008 at 20:06:31:
big 4x4 tractor and grain bin must be a new way of valet parking. Had a simular experiance with lilly pads. Got ino some black muck, while working land in the spring, with a tractor with 2 wheel drive. Tractor started to bouge down, I figured I would hit clay ground,and let her spin. Trastor sank until she was down on the rear end housing. Got another to come with 4x4, and he couldn't budge it. There just happened to be a guy show up to pick up an escovator, high hoe, with a tractor trailer. My boss got him to come and pull out the tractor. He couldn't budge it either. So he dug out the rear wheels, with the bucket, and then he was able to pull out the tractor.
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