When I think back I can come up with nine tractor rollovers that I know of that happened in my area in my lifetime. All of them on flat land. Three of the drivers did not make it out alive. One that did not make it was a classmate and friend of mine. Another was a neighbor a mile and a half away. I was involved with helping pull the driver out from under one of those tractors. I was fifteen at the time and scared so bad I had to sit down. The driver was alive at the time but passed away that night. All of these tractors except for one had a narrow front. Two had loaders. The wide front tractor that rolled had tie rod ends so badly worn the owner tied them up with baling wire. The baling wire let go on one tie rod and it dropped out while he was going down the road in high gear. He lived but had a bunch of broken ribs.
No, make that ten tractors. Number ten was a Deere 4640 with a cab. The driver blacked out and the tractor ended up in the ditch. He was bruised up from rattling around in the cab when the tractor went over.
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