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Re: carbon monoxide gas from tractor exhaust


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Posted by frankiee on December 20, 2006 at 14:10:19 from (74.120.20.90):

In Reply to: carbon monoxide gas from tractor exhaust posted by Waynadoo on December 20, 2006 at 13:23:14:

My eperience has to do with my stupidity but is similar.
I blew snow for a company when I was young and used thier tractor.
It had a homebuilt cab and heat houser.
The exhaust developed a leak and people drove it anyway until it was going to get fixed.
I drove it and got out some times for air.
One day I was blowing and felt a bit light headed but wanted to go that extra 10 feet before I got out for air.
I felt funny so I went to step on the clutch.
In that 1 to 2 seconds I knew I was going out.
I stepped on the clutch in a daze and swipped the gear leaver into what I thought was neutal. I was pretty much out and I knew it.
I threw myself out of the cab wondering if the tractor would run me over or not. I did not know if it was moving or not. I knew I had to get out or it was curtains for me so I took the chance with the tractor tire.
Lucky for me the tractor must haave been stopped.
I did the funky chicken in the snow for a while and seen my tounge in the snow if that was possible.
I figured this might be it. All of this in 1 or 3 seconds. Curtains maybe. I started to come to. The cold air revived me. I dont even know if I was passed out or not. But was I sick.
I stayed in the air for about 1/2 an hour them drove that tractor back to the shop and told the owner I was done for the day and until the exhaust was fixed.
I latter heard stories of that same shop and 3 men going down from CO . One made it out and went in after the other 2 and draged them out.

I later researched what happens when overcome by CO.
Its bad
Its real fast.
I experienced it for myself.
Luck and not the speed which its noticed is the thing that saves people.
I mean it can take a person down within 1 step.
2 painters when down in our area because they had a generator near a door in the housee they were painting. It was not that close to the door but a house acts as a chimminy and the gas was sucked in.
They were found one in each room dead.
Did not even make it out the bedroom door.
I dont know if they even got a step in the direction.

I cant say enough of how fast it can take a person.
I say research it and do what is needed to keep fumes away.
It builds up in the system also. I forget how long it takes to get it out of the blood but it just keeps adding up in the blood then just a bit can take a person over the thershold.
You are a wise person to ask for other opinions
Live long


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