[AT] tractor wreck

[captneb]

Most of the complaining about slow farm traffic around here comes from urban
half wits going no where in a big hurry.  I give as much latitude as
possible to the folks making food and earning a living.  Rarely is anything
I'm doing or anywhere I'm going more important than what they're doing,
especially at this time of the year.  The law of right of way should be "At
harvest the farmer rules the road."  And that's the way I operate.  It's not
that tough and they need all the help we can give them.


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Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2006 11:33 AM
Subject: Re: [AT] tractor wreck


> I drive my tractors on the back roads around here a lot of the time. I
> always try to be nice to the cars but I also keep about half of the
tractor on  the
> road so as to make them slow up and pass when safe. I know some people
think
> its road hogging but think of it as my life that is an danger of some
Idiot
> who  thinks he owns the road. I try not to drive on the main roads but
there
> are two  here that I have to drive on at times. I do look for pull out and
use
> them to  let the traffic pass safely but Oregon doesn't like to build much
road
> beyond  the pavement.
> Walt Davies
>
> Ok I took the bull by the horns for Robert Gee when he was in the hospital
> so lets get someone else to take this one. If I get the name of the man
and
> hospital I will send him a Teddy bear.
>
>
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