Posted by Matt from CT on May 06, 2008 at 22:05:32 from (68.244.134.126):
In Reply to: Off to a bad start posted by MSD on May 06, 2008 at 21:56:53:
Neighboring dairy farm had a scare two weeks back.
Saw smoke coming from their machinery shed; called in a structure fire to 911. One of the ACs with a front end loader was sitting in there on the battery charger had caught on fire.
They managed to get the tractor chained up to another tractor they had out already, and dragged out of the shed where the fire company made short work of extinguishing it. One of the farmers did end up going up to the ER in an ambulance to get checked out for smoke inhalation.
If no one had been looking over at the shed for a few more minutes...
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