Posted by old on February 09, 2008 at 10:47:27 from (4.245.1.220):
In Reply to: strangest thing posted by mul-skiner on February 09, 2008 at 05:24:10:
Can't really say strange but it was sort of funny. Back when I was 18 I worked in a straw field baling straw for the state. We where pulling a hay wagon full of straw bales and the rear axle dropped in a small ditch. The 5000 ford I was driving would not pull it because it would just spin. We unhooked the 5000 and hooked up the JD-A we had and I tried to pull the wagon out with the A when all at once people where yelling. I looked back to see straw bales and guys flying all over the place. I had pulled the wagon in 2 and bales and people went all over the place
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