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Posted by GregCO on July 14, 2006 at 08:04:08 from (209.98.53.62):
In Reply to: O/T sort of posted by old on July 13, 2006 at 20:51:12:
I try to wear them when I can. In a past life I worked body shops for a living. The vibration from grinders and sanders and impact wrenches took it toll on my hands and I now have arthritis from not protecting them back then. Stacking hay really tares makes them hurt if I do not wear gloves and the teat dip and other chemicals on the dairy will make them crack if I don�t wear thin latex to keep the chemicals off. For wrenching I haven�t been able to wear them. I loose too much dexterity. If you go into a mechanics shop these days almost all of the service teks are wearing gloves. Greg
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