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Re: Hearing protection


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Posted by big jt on March 01, 2010 at 21:38:05 from (122.163.37.103):

In Reply to: Hearing protection posted by Don S. on March 01, 2010 at 19:46:10:

I am 43 and have noticed some loss. Not officially checked but say WHAT to my fiancee occasionally.

Some of this I credit to my stupid youth. Straight pipe on a LA case, glass packs on my daily driver pickup that sort of thing.

One thing I did a number of years back was we traded up on combines which helped some. Old one the front of the grain tank was the back of the cab.

And yes anytime I am working a open station piece of equipment for much time I wear earmuffs. Got mine at a local place called Agrisafe. They are subsidised by the guvment and have pretty reasonably priced stuff. Last set of muffs I bought was off ebay and they have speakers in them so I can listen to the radio while working.

Chain saws were mentioned in the OP. Here I wear one of those hard hats with muffs and a face sheild. It has saved me a few headaches. Had a friend tell me about him getting cut on the leg cutting firewood. That was all it took to get me to drop the coin for a set of chaps.

GUYS AND GALS. WE ONLY GET ONE BODY IN THIS WORLD. BEST TO TAKE CARE OF IT WHILE WE ARE HERE.

Yes I intended to use caps

jt


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