my faith in humanity is once again renewed.
here's the rest of the story. Yesterday morning I headed out to parts unknown in the wilds of western North Carolina to get another antique farmall tractor...
It was a very long drive though many miles of twisting turning roads up and down the mountains about 60 miles east of lake lure pulling a two axle trailer. well I got the old "barn find" loaded on the trailer. it had probably been sitting in that barn at least 30 years, rode hard and put up after decades of use and abuse.
by the time I got home about midnight I was worn out and exhausted tired pulling in my driveway I miscalculated a curve and landed half way down the slope.
the trailer was stuck fast on the axles at about a 40 degree angle. I put the 1 ton chevy in 4 wheel drive low and the wheel just spun. stuck, really stuck.
this morning a neighbor I dont know pulled up the driveway and asked if I needed help. the man came back a little later with his loader and picked up the trailer and put it back on the driveway, took about 2 minutes. Now ive got a new friend in a neighbor I never before knew.