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Posted by jeffcat on December 07, 2006 at 18:40:29 from (216.107.36.24):
In Reply to: roped off displays posted by molly hatchet on December 07, 2006 at 08:11:38:
At the Burlington County Farm fair when I set up my saws I always run a little yellow rope around. This puts people on notice as to where they can go and not. Just a few wood sticks and some 1/4 rope is all it takes. I run some of the saws every now and then during the show so it keeps everyone honnest as far as saftey. Some of the guys will run the bigger saws with me and I give them a quick lesson on how to handle a two man saw. 999 people will stay behind a rope and I would cover my butt for so little toruble as to put up a rope. My $.o2 Jeffcat.
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