Posted by farmer rock on April 19, 2020 at 16:37:23 from (73.187.54.195):
hey guys,so I was at the dealer the other day getting parts for my mower,and as I was getting part numbers together in the truck,when this $100,000. pickup and camper combo pulls next to me in the parking lot,and just to clarify the camper was a smaller toy hauler probably 20ft long and I see the guy go in the dealer and bring out the salesman and a dealer mechanic.so then the guy opens the back of the camper,pulls out a mtd branded JD that I heard from the dealer he was getting $900 for,by trading it for a $20,000 MF compact loader tractor.so after I got my parts I went in my truck and matched up the parts I bought,when I look to my side,this guy was trying to load the tractor in the camper,and as he did so,i saw the ramp start to bend and the sides of the ramps where stretching.by the time he got it up there,it was sticking out 3ft even after they took the bucket off trying to shove it in.what surprises me the most beside,the fact he traded a MTD mower for a MF compact tractor,is that he spent that kind of money and didn't come prepared to bring it home or get the dealer to haul it.i have to say,after all that i kinda felt bad for the guy.so anyhow,what kind of crazy road hazards have you folks come across?
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