Schuster v. Bridgeman

In this instance a community of neighboring farmers who exchanged work were engaged in filling a silo on the farm of one 'of their number. The plaintiff had furnished a team and was drawing corn from the field and unloading the bundles onto the silo filler. The defendant owned the silo filler, had set it up, was operating it, and also attending to the tractor which produced the power for running the filler. In his testimony the defendant used the phrase “custom filled” with relation to his work, but he explained that he meant he filled silos for those farmers with whom he changed work. Fie…