[AT] Interesting AC-B

Spencer Yost yostsw at atis.net
Sat Apr 25 16:55:37 PDT 2015


Speaking of using a mower as a step.  I had a neighbor who lost his foot by stepping on a mower with very rusted out deck while the mower was running.  His foot went right through.

He died several years back with a prosthetic foot that he used very well.   He walked and used it like he had a sprained ankle but that was all.   He was old and this happened years before I knew him.

Spencer

> On Apr 17, 2015, at 17:50, <jtchall at nc.rr.com> wrote:
> 
> The offset series Farmall tractors are as plentiful here as hot-aired 
> politicians. Normally the front cultivator arms are installed so you can use 
> them for a step. In the event they are not on, You either left the piece on 
> the right hand bull gear housing that had something to do with the plow or 
> bolted a piece of angle iron in that location to use for a step. The plows 
> for our Super A's left here in the 60's but that mounting bracket is still 
> there for a step.
> 
> As dad got older we've had to add some steps on other tractors. The 4020 now 
> has 2 instead of one, and he made one to go on the 454. The Cub has a belly 
> mower so it gets used for a step. W even added another rung on the ladder on 
> my old 55 combine for him quite some time ago.
> 
> John Hall
> 
> 
> -----Original Message----- 
> From: Greg Hass
> Sent: Friday, April 17, 2015 3:57 PM
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> Subject: Re: [AT] Interesting AC-B
> 
> Farmer,  one thing I have always admired about your posts is your
> ability to word things just right. Yesterday you were talking about
> making it easier to get on a tractor with a "custom step". Here in
> Michigan, we simply call them "old man steps". And yes, I have equipped
> 5 tractors and  the combine with these "custom steps".
>     Greg Hass
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