You are finding out why I quit loaning anything out. If they ask and I have some free time I will go do what they need or one of my sons may do it. Not equipment of the farm unless it is operated by my sons, my brother, or I. My stuff is not fancy but it is all in good shape. If I am going to use it then it is in as good of working order as I can make it.
Last loaned a baler out almost thirty years ago. It came back with both needles and the knotters broke. They backed it into the shed and never told me about it. I mowed a field of hay. Went to get the baler out and found the broken parts. It is a good thing my Grand Dad was there or I would have been still in jail. He stopped me at my pickup with my pistol in hand. I was madd enough to use it on the idiots. I can laugh about it today but sure not then.
Dave I think we both went to the same people skill school. Give your wife an extra big hug for standing her ground.
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