Posted by Duane WI on July 04, 2016 at 09:52:24 from (69.29.249.67):
My 5 acres property separates two large farm operations. The guy to the west is really nice and respectful. He would call and ask if he could cut a tree branch from a tree on my side of the property line. The guy to the east is a different story. He has dumped tractor tires and rocks on my property. He parked a large grain truck a few years ago during a wet fall and left foot deep ruts in an area I mow as lawn behind my barn. This spring he had a very large soil saver type tillage equipment break down so he couldn't lift it out of the ground. He just drug it on to my property. It sat for 6 weeks before it got fixed. Nice large ruts left again in the area I mow behind my barn. Not so much as a call to let me know what was going on. Not a thank you after it got fixed. I just walked behind my barn one day and there it was. I could see the broken hydraulic lift. I am really getting tired of this guy. My wife thinks I am over reacting. In the big scheme it really doesn't matter much if the area behind my barn gets torn up but it just pisses me off how inconsiderate they are. If this was the other way around I would have called them, fixed the ruts and send them a gift card to a local restaurant. All I really want is common courtesy and respect. I am thinking of getting a survey done to 100% define the property line and building a nice two board decorative fence. This would actually force them to move their field road over a few feet to get large equipment down the road. The wheel track is only 5 feet or so from the property line and they have some large equipment. Is this over reacting?
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