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| I was not as lucky four years ago in April of 2020. I was spraying hay fields and pastures for weeds with 2-4D when the same deer antler got both rear tires on my tractor. Only way that could have happened was when I was turning ( I cannot think of anything way else ). I was showing it to my neighbor and he pulled the antler out before I thought of a picture of it in the tire. I did find and picked up the matching antler from the deer in that same field when I was cutting hay in that field before it could do any damage.
I was lucky enough to find a guy to come to the farm and repair both rear tires. He said he could probably boot both tires and replace the tubes. My local co-op don’t have a mobile tire truck plus they probably would have wanted to put new tires on. I still running them. That tractor main job is pulling my round baler and a sprayer.
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Whew! That was close.
