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Jacob go back a few pages to see the train/tractor accident I posted. We're curious what kind of tractor that is.
I saw that pic that is a load carrying tractor, or basically a truck and tractor put together for offroad use. It would be carrying dry stuff like lime, fertilizer(granulated, non- natural based)and other stuff.
OH and sorry to hear about your morning. Didnt hurt the truck did ya?
No just a few minor plastic parts to be replaced
Originally Posted by just another truck
THat sucks Jacob.. sorry to hear it!!
Originally Posted by Ford79
Jake,
That sucks. Look at it this way, it could be a lot worse. I've done stuff like that before and I feel really dumb about it for a few days and then move on.
Thanks.
Originally Posted by 7.3 Rocket
Any chance you can get us a picture of one sitting upright, Jake? I'm still having trouble figuring out what that thing is.
Sure here ya go. Almost looks similar to the one hit by the train.
I spent today moving all the equipment for the store out of storage and into a space right next door to our store, and man and I tired. Tonight will probably be an early one for me.
Originally Posted by Texas Outlaw
That's one lucky farmer, Lisa!
My day wasn't near as exciting but something really funny happened during a meeting that I was in this afternoon.
We had our monthly field failure analysis meeting today. There are half dozen or so engineers, me (production manager), the plant manager, QA manager, a couple of analysis techs, and a sales VP all in this meeting. The enginner that was hosting the meeting presents a slide show of data for the past three years and at the end of it we had a Q&A session. The plant manager asks, "Do you have the minutes from last meeting?", to which the engineer responds, "Yeah, let me pull that up". He minimizes the Powerpoint presentation and starts going through folders on his laptop looking for this document. While he's doing this, we can all see the contents of his laptop up on the screen. He opens some folder and all of the sudden all of these thumbnails open up and are on the screen.
His wife....butt *** naked. I recognized her from the picnic last summer.
I spent today moving all the equipment for the store out of storage and into a space right next door to our store, and man and I tired. Tonight will probably be an early one for me.
Thats hilarious Scott!
Early one? You better drink a beer or 2 to relax first!
Everyone...have a great night!
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