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Topic: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over
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Huskers86

08-26-2012 14:06:25
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Reports are a day after the world record a Kansas man was killed when his tractor flipped over on him while trying to load it. That's all I've heard so far...tragic.

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Tx Jim

08-27-2012 12:17:24
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to Oldmax, 08-26-2012 14:06:25  
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Sorry davey

Unlike you I don't have any Tonka toys nor do I want to test your numbers theory. But your welcome to try your numbers theory.

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Tx Jim

08-27-2012 10:18:46
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to Diydave, 08-26-2012 14:06:25  
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But davey's states he's a USA citizen and that narrows down correct spelling some that is if he went to school in USA.

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dave2

08-27-2012 10:27:39
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to Tx Jim, 08-27-2012 10:18:46  
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Of course I went to school in the States... Graduated highschool in Ohio... That's about the equivilent of a Texican goin thru 8 years of college ain't it???? :shock:

Now go find a busy intersection and play with your tonka trucks in the middle of it....

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Tx Jim

08-27-2012 09:27:57
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to mite-help, 08-26-2012 14:06:25  
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b&d

That won't even bother davie as he thinks prolly is the correct spelling for PROBABLY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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buickanddeere

08-27-2012 10:02:19
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to Tx Jim, 08-27-2012 09:27:57  
Probably, thru, through,threw, plow, plough,
tire,tyre,

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Tx Jim

08-27-2012 09:17:25
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to JRSutton, 08-26-2012 14:06:25  
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davie

Don't let your chest swell out to far thinking you've stirred me up! I think I hear your wifey hollaring that you need to stop playing on the keyboard and exercise the "cherry picker and wheelbarrow" and get those stalls mucked out!!!!!!!!!

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J hikemper

08-27-2012 06:30:38
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over JUST T... in reply to Huskers86, 08-26-2012 14:06:25  
Perhaps if at established prominant show grounds we designed loading dox in a L -shape , whereas the operator had a level approach on one side and the end of the trailer,,would that be a little safer? ,especially for the guys that angle haul multiple tricycle tractors wheel to wheel, shoulder to nose , utilizing all their deck space ... , SADLY ,, THE MOST DANGEROUS PART OF transporting is the loadin and unloadin ,, OLD Men , and Antique equipment get a little cantankerous , clutches stick ,kill switches fail ,or are nonexistant , brakes grab , or not at all ,ramps are to steep to be safe for everyone that is foolproof , dormant gasser show tractors dont always run perfect , and in foolish exasperation ,, i have seen some operators take risks to protect their own honor to avoid asking for help ...

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Tx Jim

08-27-2012 06:02:51
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to SweetFeet, 08-26-2012 14:06:25  
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You're one to chastise me about common sense!!!!!!!!!!!! :wink:

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dave2

08-27-2012 06:12:26
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to Tx Jim, 08-27-2012 06:02:51  
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don't take everything personal.you'll get yourself all worked up and cause your ankles to swell or sumpin..........

Little girl maybe 9 or so was on a horse being led to the riding circle, had a helmet, kevlar (?) vest, etc...... she turned to see if her mom was watching, the horse jerked a little, she lost her balance and fell... Whole place was in order except for a poop hook (?) someone left laying. Hit just the right angle to miss the neck of the vest and the helmet and stuck in her temple/forehead.... Graveyard dead...... number or careless???????? She or someone had the common sense to use the equipment... just happened...

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1970-1655

08-27-2012 06:03:25
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to Huskers86, 08-26-2012 14:06:25  
Greensburg Indiana had a tractor show a week ago. A man was loading after the show, tractor slipped, he went off the tractor and hit his head on the ground. He died from head injuries. From what I heard from someone actually at the scene, tractor did not fall on him. Time and unforseen occurrences befall us all at times.

http://greensburgdailynews.com/local/x257412032/Man-dies-after-tractor-fall

Personally, I like the idea of using a winch to load. Too many instances of this happening for me.

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Tx Jim

08-27-2012 05:43:43
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to casecollectorsc, 08-26-2012 14:06:25  
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So Dave if utilizing your NUMBERS theory if you stand between the 2 tracks of a railroad and the train is coming if if it stops before it gets to you your number wasn't up?? :lol:

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dave2

08-27-2012 05:50:39
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to Tx Jim, 08-27-2012 05:43:43  
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The likelihood of your number being pulled is closely related to the amount of common sense you use.... sometimes a species has to be culled a little....

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buickanddeere

08-27-2012 06:14:56
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to dave2, 08-27-2012 05:50:39  
"When your number is up, it"s up" maybe even
valid on the battle field given the conditions.
A non combat loading of a tractor at a show
should be safer than dodging 7.62x39 slugs, IUD"s,
RPG"s, mortar/artillery fire, mines, friendly fire.
Or having somebody driving combat equipment take
evasive maneuvers and run over some of his own
troops.

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dave2

08-27-2012 06:21:41
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to buickanddeere, 08-27-2012 06:14:56  
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That's prolly how you got here :roll: :roll: The number game.... your mom's IUD failed at just the right time and your arrogant little squiggly slipped thru.......

Gonna hafta start callin you "Oops" now :shock:

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buickanddeere

08-27-2012 07:12:55
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to dave2, 08-27-2012 06:21:41  
That auto spell checker can be embarrassing.

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dave2

08-27-2012 04:20:14
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to Huskers86, 08-26-2012 14:06:25  
It's a number game.... That guy just happened to be loading his tractor when the big guy pulled his ticket..... We've all done stupid things that shoulda killed us and are still here namecalling. I'm a walkin miracle as far as that goes :roll:

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730d se

08-27-2012 06:06:59
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to dave2, 08-27-2012 04:20:14  
The "your number is called" and all of the other myths worked pretty well until mass transit and instant news became available.
If the "your number is called" is true, then next time you are on an airplane, better hope NO ONE on that flight has their number come up.

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dave2

08-27-2012 06:17:20
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to 730d se, 08-27-2012 06:06:59  
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How often do you see multiple folks cashing in on lottery numbers????????????

Had two uncles in a car wreck... Hit the end of a cement bridge and wiped out the passenger side of the vehicle. One driving died, one on the passenger side is still around with a scar on his forehead.....

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buickanddeere

08-27-2012 05:28:52
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to dave2, 08-27-2012 04:20:14  
So there is no need to be careful or use safety
equipment because then your number is up, it"s up?

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dave2

08-27-2012 05:38:40
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to buickanddeere, 08-27-2012 05:28:52  
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Reminds me of a story about a guy that was stuck on a roof in a rising flood.... refused 3 offers for help saying the lord would provide for his safety... he drowned and got to the bighouse and asked the lord "why didn't you take care of me?".... Big guy said, I sent you 3 boats, what more did you want????"

You decide if you want to use safety equipment and caution for yourself.... I will unless I forget....

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showcrop

08-27-2012 03:57:05
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to Huskers86, 08-26-2012 14:06:25  
I believe that the important thing to remember here is that these people are neither boulder heads, nor people not used to what they are doing, nor people doing something tricky. They are people like you and me who suddenly cross the line due to something unforeseen happening, from having a wide margin of safety to no margin. I would feel safe observing that the vast majority hurt or killed in situations like these also had commented many times about unsafe practices of others. There is a constant need for all of us to keep thinking about our plans and procedures, and safety of our equipment.

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Traditional Farmer

08-26-2012 22:46:03
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to Huskers86, 08-26-2012 14:06:25  
Shows have a bunch of people loading and unloading tractors that aren't used to doing it.I bought a hydraulic tilt bed trailer a couple years ago does away with the ramps.

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Old Roy

08-26-2012 22:06:18
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to Huskers86, 08-26-2012 14:06:25  
we had two within a week near me

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JMS/.MN

08-27-2012 07:42:20
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to Old Roy, 08-26-2012 22:06:18  
Don"t mean to make light of an unfortunate incident, but sometimes commas are important- the way it"s written, sounds like the Deputy Coroner inflicted the blunt force trauma.

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ShadetreeRet

08-26-2012 20:48:42
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to Huskers86, 08-26-2012 14:06:25  
I agree with buickanddeere, if you are loading something as tricky as that, a winch would be the way to go.

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buickanddeere

08-26-2012 19:20:48
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to Huskers86, 08-26-2012 14:06:25  
Scares me after shows where you seen somebody
taking a run at the trailer to slip and slide their
steel wheeled tractor up the ramp.
Two ramps with a narrow front tractor isn't a
good idea either.
Try to suggest a winch on the front of the
trailer and the idea is not welcome.

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Nebraska Cowman

08-26-2012 16:02:00
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to Huskers86, 08-26-2012 14:06:25  
My deepest condolences to the DeWeese family

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sotxbill

08-26-2012 15:40:20
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to Huskers86, 08-26-2012 14:06:25  
apparently the tractor fell off the ramp while
loading it on a trailer.

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Ultradog MN

08-26-2012 15:08:36
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to Huskers86, 08-26-2012 14:06:25  
And in other news;
For the year of 2011 there were 382 fatalities on Kansas highways.
And in 2010 there were 100 murders in Kansas.
Interesting that I never heard about any of those but I did hear about one of maybe a couple of people who were killed on a tractor.

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36 coupe

08-26-2012 17:34:32
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to Ultradog MN, 08-26-2012 15:08:36  
Just a reminder to the boulderheads on here that your tractor can get you.

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MF Poor

08-26-2012 16:21:12
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to Ultradog MN, 08-26-2012 15:08:36  
Then again Forest, this isn't a murder website or a highway saftey website. So what's your point?

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Ultradog MN

08-26-2012 16:39:18
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to MF Poor, 08-26-2012 16:21:12  
Forest?

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MFPoor

08-27-2012 03:11:22
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to Ultradog MN, 08-26-2012 16:39:18  
As in Forest Gump.....

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Dachshund

08-26-2012 14:47:56
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to Huskers86, 08-26-2012 14:06:25  
Here is the story in the GI paper:

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buickanddeere

08-26-2012 14:39:46
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Re: Kansas man killed after tractor flipped over in reply to Huskers86, 08-26-2012 14:06:25  
World Record tractor flipping? I hope not.

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