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Posted by Michaels Soldan/Cows got my M on September 26, 2002 at 20:19:35 from (216.46.130.8):
In Reply to: Tractor eating bovine posted by Laughin with tears on September 26, 2002 at 08:09:25:
The cows got the wiring on my M this summer..I cranked and cranked and couldn't understand why it wouldn't start...the nature of cattle is to chew on anything they can..they chewed a new downspout on the barn ..right after a $1400 eaves troughing job, had one pick up a plastic bag of plumbing parts I had on the edge of the dry well, had to chase her to get them back...I don't blame the cattle though..my grandfather used to say if a dog bites you the first time it's the dogs fault and the next time its yours, I guess cattle eating Farmalls is the same thing..Mike in Exeter Ontario
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