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[malleefarmer]

Apparently heading along a back country road at full tilt empty hit a pothole and not sure what happened next but can see result, one thing i noticed in canada your "back roads" are way way better than ours in oz
i wonder what happens to our 38c alitre "road tax

[seldomseen]

Ouch that looks nasty. Most of the back roads around here are smoother than the so called Highways!

[LEP]

That's gotta hurt. Hope you were insured.

I know someone that had the front leg break off at full speed and when he finally skidded to a stop he was hanging on the steering wheel staring at the road.

[farmaholic]

Ouch, nasty and looks like a very expensive repair.

[SASKFARMER3]

Ok drinking and driving a sprayer isn't a good idea.

Just kidding you all right we had a neighbour do that years ago at full tilt he still isn't right.

[Guest]

Apparently heading along a back country road at full tilt empty hit a pothole and not sure what happened next but can see result, one thing i noticed in canada your "back roads" are way way better than ours in oz
i wonder what happens to our 38c alitre "road tax
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just needs a wheel alignment , no big deal, lol. rotator good iron

[Misterjade9]

Is that a 1300? Did you have product on? Did the RH steering cylinder happen to break when you hit the pothole? I had a Wilmar 8650 and everyonce and a while when you would turn in the field and catch your next AB line, the front tires would go opposite directions. I would have to back up and turn the steering wheel back and forth til they synced up again. I now have a 1300 and have always wondered what would happen if a steering cylinder broke, that wheel could just go where ever it wanted to. I probably shouldn't go down the road at 30mph with a load on but I do anyways.