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BATH, N.Y. (AP) — Police say a 48-year-old man has died after getting pinned underneath the tractor he was driving when it overturned on his western New York farm.

Authorities in Steuben (stoo-BEHN') County say police were called to Mark Quinby's home in the town of Bath around 2:40 p.m. Monday. Police tell the Democrat and Chronicle of Rochester that neighbors had gone to the home to locate Quinby and found him pinned by the tractor in a field at his farm in the Southern Tier, 60 miles southeast of Rochester.

Police say Quinby died after the tractor struck a round hay bale and rolled earlier in the day.

Quinby was pronounced dead at the scene. His body was taken to the Monroe County Medical Examiner's Office in Rochester for an autopsy.

Marco's wife and mother, who watched the accident from the family's front porch, raced in terror to the overturned tractor but were relieved to find him with only minor injuries: A steel roll bar and seat belt installed a year and a half ago had saved him from being crushed beneath the machine.