Posted by IHMANKY on September 06, 2010 at 07:54:03 from (152.87.3.6):
In Reply to: Re: Accident posted by Old Roy on September 05, 2010 at 22:42:17:
Had a guy working with us for a few years, LOVED to walk up behind you when you pulled up to the cart or truck to unload, he would be climbing all over the combine, and always approached from behind.. I saw him do this to my Dad, and then I caught him later the same day when I saw shelling, just glimpsed him duck under the left side panel out of the corner of the left side mirror. I shut down immediately and told him how lucky he was he didn't get caught in a belt, and that if it happened again, I'd just take off and if he got out of there before the mud hog trampled him, so be it. He quit doing it.
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