the matter could be settled that night.
That same evening, plaintiff testified, Bucklin advised plaintiff to stay out of the matter and away from the Robertus farm. Bucklin then called defendant Randy Robertus, and assured him he would come out and check the pump. In fact, Mr. Bucklin removed the pump, which he testified was choked with "pieces of corn stalks, sand and gravel," which could damage the pump if left in it for any length of time. Bucklin cleaned the pump and his hired man returned it in several days. Bucklin testified that the pump was undamaged, but admits that this time he did install a screen in the pump. The hired man, James Jones, testified that when he installed the pump after Bucklin cleaned it, it worked"for a short time until it sucked all the water out" of the sump. He also testified that when he returned after the 4th of July to pick up the PTO pump, the defendants had supplied more water from an irrigation ditch and Randy Robertus made no complaint, but indicated he was pleased with the electrical pump (the Fairbanks Morse). Both Bucklin and plaintiff testified that there was no further complaint about the working of the pump until October, well after the end of the irrigating season, when defendants' father telephoned plaintiff and demanded that plaintiff take back the pump because it did not work properly. Plaintiff presented six witnesses, all of whom testified to "driving by" the Robertus farm and seeing the wheel rows irrigating the field