Posted by rrlund on March 25, 2010 at 16:28:23 from (216.46.212.1):
Sometimes I see things going by here headed for the crusher up the road that just make me want to cry. I was taking a bale across the road this afternoon and saw a pickup pulling a darned nice looking Deere 780 HydraPush spreader loaded with scrap. Darned nice looking outfit,beater looked good,all the tires stood up straight....I just hope he was using it for a trailer to haul junk and was taking it back home. Especially given the shape that all 3 of my spreaders are in. Darndest part is,there isn't even all that much steel in one,most of it is a composit material so it won't rust out. Major bummer.
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