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niobrara nebraska | I agree. So thankful it was a 15000ilb FWA tractor not counting the 740 loader,bucket and grapple as well as the drill or I would've been flipped as well and things would've ended far worse. These newer tractors with the all glass cabs are very dangerous in accidents like this. Nothing to protect you from flying debris/drills once the glass breaks. One of the things I remember best is the drill drive tire taking out the front door. Same goes for the back window and the drill hitting back there. So lucky it was thrown forward instead of back or I would've smacked my head on the drill as it took out the back window. Just really pisses me off it was a neighbor that did it........He should know better then anyone since they move a similar pull type rig down the same road as well.
We are pushing to total the tractor as well. No telling the damage done to the transmission from being jarred that hard in D3 as well as what the bent axle done to the rearend. | |
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update drill rearended
