Posted by rrlund on June 28, 2015 at 14:36:35 from (162.250.25.58):
In Reply to: Re: All done posted by Bruce from Can. on June 28, 2015 at 14:24:50:
I knew I was gonna pay for working on Sunday,I just didn't know how. It was a round about way,but it cost me a tail light in the wife's pickup. She took mine today,she and the girls went to pick strawberries. I needed to go check that hay late morning to see if it was ready so I unhooked the flatbed dually off the trailer and drove that. When I got home,Beth's car was in front of the shop and Marissa's car was beside the garage,so I parked the dually way up by the clothesline. She backed her pickup out of the garage this afternoon and backed way up farther than she needed to and hit the back of the flatbed. If I hadn't needed to go check that hay,the truck would still be hooked to the trailer and she'd still have a tail light.
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