Posted by JayinNY on March 25, 2010 at 18:27:56 from (67.72.98.57):
Did chores this morning, went and had taxes done. Had lunch with the wife, great so far. Then went back to do chores. Well badger barn cleaner broke again! Got that fixed,then my friends son must not like to check the fuel on the tractor, goes to pull out from under the barn cleaner, Case 400 dies right in the barn ;( He looks and it was bone dry. He puts 5 gallons diesel in it, bleeds it and finally the piece of junk started. I was glad he dident run out on the road. LOL. He also said "I hope we dont have to pull it with the backhoe..." Can you picture that, A Case 480 CK w/tire chaines pulling a Case 400 hooked to a NH 520 manure spreader..... what a zoo!
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