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Re: Boy did we pull a good one
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Posted by RVS on April 17, 2007 at 05:27:45 from (209.226.122.58):
In Reply to: Boy did we pull a good one posted by grazer on April 16, 2007 at 19:14:43:
I had a guy that worked for me in a repair shop. He was looking for a hydraulic leak on a hose,it had a covering over the hose.He moved the covering to see where the leak was and the owner of the truck hit the lever at the same time. The hydraulic oil pierced his finger and filled it with fluid. The doctors fooled with his hand for almost a year before they removed his finger. BE CAREFUL when checking for hydraulic leaks do not use your hanmds to feel for the leak
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