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Re: Anyone ever build their own ROPS
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Posted by Walter Squires on December 23, 2005 at 09:22:53 from (66.139.109.160):
In Reply to: Anyone ever build their own ROPS posted by TomNTex on December 23, 2005 at 05:49:54:
Back 20 or so years ago I heard of a man that had been out using his 15' rotary cutter to shread corn stalks and became very ill all of a sudden, he went to the house sit down on the couch and died within a very short time. They did an autopsy on him and found a small piece of wire embedded in his heart. There conclusion was the cutter had thrown a piece of wire through his back into his heart. Pretty scary.......Walter
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