Posted by notjustair on August 16, 2015 at 13:29:05 from (70.195.9.173):
RRLund and I have both learned our lesson. We are forecast for rain on Monday night so I mowed about 50 acres of brome yesterday. I just went and raked it with the 4440. I'm getting too sensitive to the heat to use the 4020. At one end I had cut a waterway. I went to turn around (in C1) and hit a hole so big it dropped the tractor to the front axle. I promptly snapped my neck and hit my head on the A/C controls so hard I almost knocked myself out. In fact, I've knocked myself out easier than that. I finally just finished raking and came in for a bit. I can rest an hour and still get it baled tonight. Thank goodness I wasn't on the 4020 - I'm sure I would have been thrown off. Likely would have broken the little axle on her, too. My gosh my head and neck hurt.
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