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Re: carbon monoxide gas from tractor exhaust
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Posted by Matt Kane on December 20, 2006 at 13:30:48 from (70.106.182.88):
In Reply to: carbon monoxide gas from tractor exhaust posted by Waynadoo on December 20, 2006 at 13:23:14:
When I bought my super 55 diesel, the owner said he wouldn't let his wife drive the tractor. I was curious and asked him why, and he said it almost killed her. Well When I bought the tractor is had a ton of blow-by and was pretty much worn out (Its rebuilt now). It didnt have a stack pipe off the side of the exhaust and all of the fumes went into her face. She was brushhogging and she passed out after 3 hours of mowing. They took her in a found out she was badly poisoned by the carbon monoxide from the exhaust. It now has a stack to keep the exhaust in the air and away from me. It happens.
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