Posted by funtwohunt on August 12, 2017 at 07:21:22 from (23.29.85.131):
In Reply to: Three dead cows posted by Rollie NE PA on August 11, 2017 at 14:12:13:
We had a guy pulling a camper and a boat hit a section of a center pivot that was being moved down the hiway in broad day light. The guys with sprinkler were turning on to a hiway when the camper came over the high probably a good 1/3 mile away. There was several red flags and banners attached to the sprinkler along the sides. Anyway the camper guy said he never saw the huge sprinkler section and ran right into it at about 2/3 front the front. Needless to say it trashed has camper, boat and some damage to pickup. Destroyed sprinkler, flipped both vehicles that were attached to the sprinkler. Fortunately no one was seriously hurt. One of the people in the pulling pickup and a broken shoulder and arm but other than that all involved were very lucky. He hit it right where there was two bright red flags hanging down probably six feet long. Nobody can figure out why he couldn't see the sprinkler or any or the flags. Very lucky... funtwohunt
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