L3130 verses steel post

[Bill Barrett]

Today was going good till this happened!

 

[txdon]

Those impalement pictures are way to graphic for this family tractor site.

 

[TalonDancer]

OUCH!

Care to explain how the post got there? Or is it too painful to recount

Talon Dancer

 

[Bill Barrett]

I don't really know. I've mowed there for two years, never seen it. It looks like I backed up, but I was mowing, heard the terrible racket, shut it off, looked and this is what it looked like.

 

[texasjohn]

I ran over a T post the other day... it was night and in weeds... but thankfully didn't encounter as much excitement as you did Here's hoping all gets repaired OK!

 

[McSummation]

I ran over a T post the other day... it was night and in weeds... but thankfully didn't encounter as much excitement as you did Here's hoping all gets repaired OK!

In fact, it took 2 of us, in broad daylight to get it untangled from the posts (2 of them) and the 5 strands of wire that was strung on them (and the tractor).

 

[Greenfield Dave]

OUCH! I had an experience with a post as well, only mine had about 50 feet of field fence attached, and went into the bush hog! The tractor was fine, but the 'hog had fatal wounds. It's amazing how fast it all happens. It all went to the scrap yard, intact!

Nurse her back to health, and she will be fine.

Get Well Soon!

 

[JerryG]

Wow. That is bad. Several parts to be replaced.

 

[Taiser]

WOW so it's laying flat on the ground and popped up when you ran over it? EGADS!!!!

 

[Double Orange]

Thats how the expression Old Stake In The Grass !!.... Got started.....I'm glad no one was hurnt, the tractor will recover. Good Luck, Frank