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Re: mowing with a model B
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Posted by Mathew on March 29, 2002 at 06:41:26 from (63.11.251.202):
In Reply to: mowing with a model B posted by Jason Smith on March 28, 2002 at 20:35:25:
You should seriously consider staying away from power equipment. Anyone considering towing a pto machine with a chain does not know enough about mechanical devices to be around them. Think about it- what happens when the mower is heading downhill, or you step on the brakes, and the machine goes forward, jamming the pto halves together while turning 540 rpm? Or the chaiin breaks and the shaft separates and starts whipping around behind you? Or the machine heads sideways and the turning pto shaft is bent too far? Can you say severe bodily damage or death? Jobs can be learned, but some basic common sense is required. I wouldn't let you 'learn' around my place for free, or for a fee. I can do without gory messes, and so can the EMT's.
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