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Re: What is the most DANGROUS
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Posted by dhermesc on January 08, 2007 at 09:07:12 from (68.110.220.22):
In Reply to: What is the most DANGROUS posted by raleigh on January 08, 2007 at 06:43:32:
While I agree with the posts below that the any operator can make the simplest chore dangerous, a shredder is the most dangerous to operate in my opinion. Even if you do everything by the book they can make things pretty hairy. Metal fatigue, improperly designed or manufactured parts can make it dangerous for the operator and bystanders - even those that think they are a "safe" distance away. Then you have the siuation in which they operate, clearing ground that trashy and may not have been gone over for some time. I "found" a brand new ditch in my CRP last summer that had never been there before. The combination of open station tractor, unfamilar ground and running in near dark conditions just about made my wife a widow.
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