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Re: What is the most DANGROUS
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on January 08, 2007 at 07:06:20 from (216.208.58.112):
In Reply to: What is the most DANGROUS posted by raleigh on January 08, 2007 at 06:43:32:
raleigh: One of the most dangerous I've seen is the nut on the seat. all equipment has the potential to be lethal if not used right. I remember once my dad stopped at a neighbor farm on the way home from town. As he drove in yard, here was a Farmall H on it's side with a trailer load of fire wood scattered across the yard. the old farmer owner was sitting on the doorstep with his head in his hands. My dad rushed over to see if he was alright. He said," Oh I'm fine, I hired that idiot down the road to put my wood in. Couldn't imagine how he could possibly get in trouble with an H and a half cord trailer on level ground. Now, look what I have on my hands and the ambulance just lugged him off to the hospital." Moral of it, all equipment has the potential to be injure and kill, in the hands of dangerous operators.
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