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Posted by Hayfarmer on October 12, 2006 at 07:05:18 from (66.243.249.127):
Almost hate to say anything after 772TAS got beat up below. I remember driving my Uncle's F something Farmall pulling a bundle wagon and thinking about how if that seat broke I'd be in a bad way. Guess I thought more about it afterwards because at the time I was just concentrating on streaching far enough to keep the clutch pushed in. Knew of folks who fell in front of their dump rake pulled by the horses too. No seat belt or rollover protection and no kill switch on the horses. What were we thinking all those years? Guess it is lucky there are still enough of us left to remember the old stuff. Funny thing is you still hear of deaths today inspite of all the new stuff.
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