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Crop duster near miss with semi in Indiana.
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Previously:
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...790#post229405
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...464#post208788
Better a brown spot than a red one...
I'd pay one dollar to see the dash cam from the red truck.
We have a few crop dusters around our area. But most of our fields a small in comparison to those our west. Typically with trees all around them, and often utility lines on at least one side. It amazes me to watch them fly, diving to get low, a fast pass across the field a steep climb, turn and dive back down to go the other way across the field. Then repeat on the other side. No room for error.
I've mentioned the crop dusters I see on my way to work and back home - I though I witnessed a plane crash once until the guy shot back up and did a quick turn and dove right back down. This looks exactly like one of them and I work about 8 miles from 30. This looks like an area west of Plymouth but it could also be down around the Bourbon / Warsaw area.
Shouldn't be too hard. Not as many red semi-tractors as there are white F-150'sQuote:
Originally Posted by bob_3000