Posted by Ktheo1 on January 16, 2009 at 09:02:25 from (69.54.119.254):
In Reply to: Tractor stories posted by RBnSC on January 16, 2009 at 04:43:25:
Heres a couple ,When I was about 10was hauling in hay at neighbors with a JD "B" ,about 75 bales on I guess ,there was a long grade to his barn lot ,thought it was neat to pull back the clutch,knock it out of gear and free wheel down the hill .It was till I lost control went thru a ditch ,thru a fence and wound up in another guys pasture.Never lost a bale
A neighbor had a bank barn with a hay loft at ground level .you could drive right in but the back was about 12Ft. off the ground .His kid pulled in with an old Allis and he forgot to clutch ,tractor went thru the end of the barn,the load of hay was stopped by a barn beam,but the tractor was dangling straight up and down out the end of the barn held only by the hitch pin . No one hurt
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