A truly International Effort

[NoTrespassing]

Hey All,

Here's a short story for you fellow Kubota owners. I live in Illinois and have quite a driveway to plow. There's a ravine with steep grades on both sides that's impossible to get up in a 2 wheel drive car or truck when it's snow covered. Several times per year I have to park on the opposite side of the ravine, walk in, get the tractor and plow before driving in.

Last Friday I took a chance and didn't make it up the 100 ft. hill. We got stuck about 3/4 way up. It was getting dark and I had never pulled my little Hyundai Accent from the front.
I managed to find a place to latch on to it with a tow strap and had my wife get on the tractor.

In the end it was my Filipino wife towing my Korean car up the hill with my Japanese tractor! A truly International effort!

Kevin

 

[brin]

Thats funny...thanks Kevin..

 

[Dr. Bob]

Kevin:

You should have taken a picture and put little flags of the corresponding country next to each. We love pictures!

 

[crazyal]

Hey All,

Here's a short story for you fellow Kubota owners. I live in Illinois and have quite a driveway to plow. There's a ravine with steep grades on both sides that's impossible to get up in a 2 wheel drive car or truck when it's snow covered. Several times per year I have to park on the opposite side of the ravine, walk in, get the tractor and plow before driving in.

Last Friday I took a chance and didn't make it up the 100 ft. hill. We got stuck about 3/4 way up. It was getting dark and I had never pulled my little Hyundai Accent from the front.
I managed to find a place to latch on to it with a tow strap and had my wife get on the tractor.

In the end it was my Filipino wife towing my Korean car up the hill with my Japanese tractor! A truly International effort!

Kevin

Where was the tow strap made? :laughing:

 

[LBrown59]

Where was the tow strap made? :laughing:

That's a real good question .
Also was there anything made in America involved ?

 

[DDT]

So wheres the LIKE button...lol

 

[Johnbro]

Any chance you guys were talking to each other on Nokia (Finnish) phones? :laughing:

 

[NoTrespassing]

That's a real good question .
Also was there anything made in America involved ?

Made in America? Well, according to my folks, I WAS!

I'll have to check the origin of the tow straps and get back to ya.

Kevin

 

[lakeside]

Illinois, Eh!

Betcha the fuel came from Alberta, Canada

 

[lakngulf]

Great international story.