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Re: Hand Crank Danger
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Posted by Fred P on December 24, 2003 at 19:42:10 from (205.238.50.113):
In Reply to: Hand Crank Danger posted by Farmall Don on December 24, 2003 at 09:16:07:
Never rap your thumb around a crank or a stearing wheel. When you say "MY tractor never kicks back". Never is a long time and I say they all will someday. The same with the stearing wheel. "I have never had wheel spin out of my hand". You will some day and it will get your thumb. It is not safe to stand behind a horse, grind with out safety glasses or rap your thumb around a crank. If you can not learn to crank a tractor without rapping your thumb around the crank. You may as well start learning how to crank it with your other arm, as it will soon be your only arm.
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