Tractor remains embedded in Seaforth, Ont. storefront

Large tractor remains in historic building after crash It will be some time before a large tractor can be removed from a historic building in downtown Seaforth. Sean Irvine reports

A tractor that slammed into a Seaforth storefront last Friday night remains embedded in the front of the building.

A large white tarp now covers the tractor and front part of the damaged building on Seaforth’s Main Street.

A 23 year old was behind the wheel of the tractor when it hit the building around 8:30 p.m. Oct. 13.

Police have not released what caused the crash or if any charges are pending. Rumours about what led to the crash are rampant on social media.

There is no public timeline for when the tractor will be removed from the building. Removing it will be a delicate process after extensive damage was done to the building, after the crash, making it unstable.

A section of Main Street remains cordoned off to protect passing motorists and pedestrians from the precarious building. A detour around downtown Seaforth, which has been in effect since Friday night, remains.

Two large farm wagons attached to the tractor at the time of the collision were removed earlier this week.