Re: Value of a Buzz Saw?

Posted by Paul on April 06, 2001 at 12:39:00 from (216.138.63.160):

In Reply to: Value of a Buzz Saw? posted by David A on April 05, 2001 at 13:10:10:

I remember an old fellow in our neighborhood who had a PTO driven cutoff saw. His wife had all the neighborhood women over making plans for the church Christmas play, and he'd put on a new pair of bibbys at her insistance. He was cutting up some firewood, and for some reason, stepped over the spinning, unprotected PTO. It caught his britches leg and started stripping him. He luckily had a tight grip on the saw frame and hung on for dear life. When it got done with him, he was standing there with only his hat, his leather boots and the cuffs of his denim jumper on. It even took his socks down to the tops of his boots and he thought it was going to take his **lls. It pulled so tight on his wrists that the blood came to the skin surface. He had to peck on the window to get his wife to get him some clothes. It would have killed a scrawny guy like me. He also told of another guy in the neighborhood who tripped and cut his cap bill off once. Were these guys lucky or unlucky??

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