Posted by Lucky duck on September 04, 2009 at 07:55:30 from (156.34.142.102):
Walked out the door last night to see my recently purchased and not yet insured 100 hp cab loader tractor sailing down the driveway backwards dragging the loader bucket before turning slightly and slamming into my other tractors parked loader. Shoved it over into a pile of stuff but stopped the tractor.
The next pitch ran down into a neighbours house or out across the semi busy road down into the river.
Looked in the cab, the park brake still set but I recalled my wife left it on while baling for a hour or two earlier in the day. It no longer holds like it did. After the hydraulic pressure bled off the engine stopped holding it on the hill.
Some lucky. Scratched the paint on the other loader, tore a lug on the the tire. Now to get some insurance.
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