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Posted by bbott on February 27, 2000 at 15:51:07 from (206.13.45.165):
A local tractor mechanic was killed last Friday. The mechanic was alone in the shop working on a tractor (big Kubota) and either accidentally started it in gear or accidentally put it in gear with the engine running. He was run over by a rear wheel and dragged across the shop under a box scraper. There were massive head injuries, they figure he was killed instantly. The tractor stalled trying to go through the wall of the shop. Just a grim reminder to be safe. Gives me the williies anytime I'm standing in front of those big wheels. bbott
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