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Re: Safety? You gotta be kidding!


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Posted by Jonathan Brown on September 30, 2005 at 07:24:25 from (69.245.180.63):

In Reply to: Re: Safety? You gotta be kidding! posted by jdemaris on September 30, 2005 at 05:55:11:

I don't have a lot of experience with John deere products, the only ones we ever had on the farm were a planter and a combine. Every thing else was IH. Sorry to hear about you accident. your lucky to be alive. I'm glad that JOhn deere got sued. it proves my point even more that cutting corners is a bad thing. But What I am tring to say is that when you go to an auto parts store they have more that one grade of brake pad. a cheap one and a couple more expensive ones. the more expensive ones tend to last longer and work better and that all I was trying to say. I got a little side tracked. You see a lot of people due stupid things on a tractors all for the sake of saving a little money it does not matter if its breakes or any thing elses and that is stuipid. I went to a farmers house on time to pick up a part that I had bought from him and I noticed that his old 15-30 IH had electric fence wire in place of the plug cables. when i asked him why he did that, he said becasue it was cheaper. and that kind of thing bugs me a littler bit. What going to happen when he shockes himself really bad? I will tell you what will happen, he will sue the wire maker becasue the do not have a warning label telling him not to do that sort of thing, then every one else will pay for his stupidity becasue the price of electric fence wire will go up. and I'm sick of it, but theres nothing we can do about it.


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