You have to click on this picture to make it biggerthis is the one that shows the bend in the pipes.
It pulled the tires out of the wheel wells
The other line of pivots didn't have as muchdamage but it still pulled them out of their tracks
These are some pictures I took when I was with Larin (my brother)on Friday. This is what happens to pivots when they freeze. It pulled the wheels out of the wheel wells and you can see how when it snapped the pipe between one set of towers it yanked the other towers tires out of their tracks. The only good thing about it is that they didn't tip over. More proof that farming is really in natures hands.
3 comments:
Jessi!!
I was pleasently surprized to see a message from you on our blog! Yeah the big 27, isn't that going to be you pretty soon? You still have like a year huh cause you were a baby like me. Anywho, you guys make a beautiful couple! I will definitely add you to our blog list!! Take care sweets
That stinks! No one likes broken pivots. Joe spent all this summer trying to fix the piece of crap pivot on the field we rented this summer. It actually did tip over. BOO to broken pivots!
And hi to you, pretty lady!
Hey I checked out your adoption blog and it looks great! See ya next week!
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