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Re: Tractor eating bovine
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Posted by REM Mo. on September 26, 2002 at 09:15:48 from (207.192.228.114):
In Reply to: Tractor eating bovine posted by Laughin with tears on September 26, 2002 at 08:09:25:
I can remember as a kid my dad always left the H he used on the feed wagon and grinder setting in the feed lot. He always parked it so the right side of the engine was next to something close enough that the cattle couldn't get to the plug wires. If they could get to them they always chewed them and pulled them off. I hunted around the lot more than once to find enogugh wires to get it yo run and the next time I remembered how to park it.
REM
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