Posted by Wheat47 on December 06, 2019 at 13:33:18 from (97.121.232.174):
In Reply to: Does this happen here? posted by showcrop on December 06, 2019 at 05:19:07:
Customer called....OMC swather won't start. I asked are you sure it's full of fuel? Yes filled it yesterday. Should be good. So I went out. Hit the side of the tank, sounds hollow. Grabbed a stick, not even a drop on the stick. Was bone dry. Fortunately for the guy, it was close to our shop, I think I charged him a 1/2 hour and a few miles.
Another time I was working on a railroad section truck, with the hydraulic crane mounted behind the cab. I was all over that truck, doing various things. Went to move it, no go. Checked various things, power everywhere but where I need it. After a while, I called a buddy. He asked were you in the crane control station? Yes of course. He said check the emergency stop switch there. Sure enough, I'd leaned over the controls and pushed the switch!!
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