Posted by showcrop on December 04, 2008 at 05:05:09 from (24.128.78.192):
In Reply to: Worst breakdown posted by 37chief on December 03, 2008 at 22:52:37:
Probably my worst was last summer when I had about seven hundred bales of hay down. I had just finished one field and was pulling into an adjoining one that was already done, with a full wagon behind the baler. The hitch dropped off the bottom of my Ford 8240, and the full wagon pushed the baler under the back of the tractor. the PTO shaft broke in two places, and I still had about 500 bales to go. Fortunately some friends were able to come and bale for me. I was thankful that it didn't happen five minutes earlier when I was on a steep hill.
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