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Tarhe Driver
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Oops. Hope no one was injured.
398370
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no serious injury operator had his bell rung pretty good other wise ok
James Sorochan
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I flipped a John Deere 992E on its side once. Needed a new cab.
398370
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Surprisingly cab came out good no damage. Engine not so good. Reason I know operator got knocked out rods and mains on engine toast. Operator said shut engine off when went over. Bearings tell me run 3 to 10 minutes with out oil. This happened 2 or so years ago