Posted by jon f mn on January 06, 2014 at 12:09:27 from (70.195.6.135):
In Reply to: A 63 year old lesson posted by IaLeo on January 06, 2014 at 11:59:30:
I read somewhere about a study that said with a combine corn head running at full speed,, in the time it takes for your mind to register that you've touched it and for you to pull your hand back, the snapping rollers would pull in 80 feet of your arm. Which is the reason so many old farmers have lost fingers and hands in pickers. While I was in high school we watched a video of a guy doing a safety video. He was wearing a white lab coat and was standing in front of an auger pto with the pto running. The wind came up and puffed out his coat and it hit the pto and was pulled off his body so fast it didn't show up on the video. One frame you see the coat on the guy the next frame it's around the pto. The guy didn't even realize it was gone right away because he kept talking for a few words.
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