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Lawn Mower foible,s? | I was back here in ks, in 77, and I was helping my uncle mow out the irrigation ditch,s to let water in for his 38 acre corn field, I was mowing this one weed and I accidently had my foot under the back of this cheap push mower, and I pulled the mower over my right foot it stopped the mower but cut my toes and took the top off these wafflestomper boot,s I had on, I was yelling and screaming, so my uncle rushed me to the emergency in the next town and the doctor cleaned it up and sewed my second toe back on ., and that was my vacation here in ks, Hobbling around on crutch,s for six week,s, I didnt mess around with mower,s anymore from then on till I got this JD 180 last year, and I played it safe from then on! Kirk Conway, ks, entered 2007-02-21 My Email Address: Not Displayed |
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