As the owner of no tractor newer than 1990 I am confused (happens easily) what does new or old equipment have to do with people being hurt or injured by PTO shafts or other non shielded equipment? On the new stuff does the PTO stop with no operator sitting in the seat? would make for a real handy auger or feed grinder tractor. Does it have sensors that do not allow the tractor PTO to operate or if there is a shield missing or if the is longhair or loose coattails hanging about?
There are at least three sides to it, Equipment design, operator presence of mind and as one said dumb luck. At the top of anyone's list should be operator's presence of mind, next in line would be equipment design and last by a long shot is dumb luck. Anyone who places too much emphasis on dumb luck is sadly mistaken. This is not Butch wisdom but 45 years of MSHA mine safety instruction drilled into my head.
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