ByronBob
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Is that why the cost to fix is 4 grand?
Underwater Kubota
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_RaT_
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Why do you roll a lawn?
vtkubota
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WOW!!! I just hope you still have your job. Was this the first time that you had rolled the lawn around the pond? I am glad there were no injuries. /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif
frank_f15
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YEP! its in the water. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif nice picture tho.
_RaT_
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That seats gonna be wet for some time. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
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Wow - sobering! When mowing around my ponds I take the safety belt off, so if something like this happens a guy may have a chance- I'm too old to jump anymore. Did you have your belt on when it started to go in?
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It's midnight here in western NY and I'm waiting for the storm to pass (actually it seems it's to the south of us). Anyways, I'm reading a post here and there to pass the time and see this! Wow! Now I probably won't sleep for another few hours!
Glad you're OK. Thanks for posting this; good reminder to always be alert for changing conditions and remembering safety first. I've said it before, but every time I read about one of these situations, it ingrains something on my wee little brain. Oftentimes when I'm out on the tractor I remember one of the lessons learned here and find a different/safer way to get the job done. So far, so good...
Glad you're OK. Thanks for posting this; good reminder to always be alert for changing conditions and remembering safety first. I've said it before, but every time I read about one of these situations, it ingrains something on my wee little brain. Oftentimes when I'm out on the tractor I remember one of the lessons learned here and find a different/safer way to get the job done. So far, so good...
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I would assume it's new sod. You roll it to get an even level ground and also to give the roots good contact with the soil.
rdsaustintx
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( That seats gonna be wet for some time. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif )</font>
I bet that seat was wet a few seconds before it hit the pond. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
I bet that seat was wet a few seconds before it hit the pond. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif