Trouble is,it's just like this morning. I have a row of feed bunks where I have to drive in and back out. I drove in there this morning and the ice and frozen mess I'd been driving on started to give out with the thaw. When I backed up,the silage cart slid in with the left tire against the concrete bunks. Then while I was working back and forth to try to straighten around,the tractor spun down in to the mess and the cart was still angled in against the bunk.
I went and got the loader tractor,lifted the back of the cart and tried to push it around straight and the tire,wheel and hub fell right off the cast and into the water. The wheel bearings had gone out. I was ready to quit and retire right then and there,but what can you do? Nobody was gonna come and get 200 head of cattle today. They still have to be fed. So now,after all that messing around in the mud,water and grease,it's fixed,so I'm back in business for tomorrow.
It's like being ready to give up in the summer in a drought. By the time you book an auction,it probably will have rained.
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