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Re: Ouch!!!
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Posted by Sid on February 21, 2005 at 16:56:11 from (12.156.150.173):
In Reply to: Ouch!!! posted by Allan in NE on February 21, 2005 at 08:17:20:
I aint saying it couldn"t happen but some things look odd to me. Did it flip over backwards? The rear tires indicate that it did, or they were mounted backwards. If it flipped sideways, which I can see is very possible that must be one strong loader frame as it doesn"t seem to show any extensive damage. I also wonder why there does not seem to be any signs near the rear tractor wheel, seems as if it would make some noticable marks on the ground if it had rolled away from the camera as the ground near the haybale indicate. I hope no one was hurt. But i wonder if we aren"t looking at some camera trickery.
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