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Posted by Larry806 on October 22, 2004 at 20:00:57 from (209.143.47.63):
In Reply to: Paul in MI posted by Leland on October 22, 2004 at 14:46:37:
We have Amish all around here. There are some good ones BUT the others. My neighbor was drilling wheat. He was letting a 2 year old boy ride the drill. The boy got his hand caught in the gears . It pulled his hand in to above the wrist. He wouldn't let anyone break anything on the drill to get the boy out. He said the drill was worth more than a child. They only take 9 months to replace. They were over 4 hours getting the drill apart to release the hand Yep there the salt of the earth
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