i have a good one for ya. when you are workin on a tractor together with your father, an you reach into the crankcase on a A john deere to feel the movement of the rods, you should make sure your father doesnt at that momment decide to spin the crankshaft over using the flywheel. just to let everyone know there is not enough clearence behind the castlenuts on the rods an the back of the crankcase for your hand to be there. Also your hand will stop a hand spun crank when it runs out of room. i have never been really speachless before, an i think that is the closest i have ever come to peeing myself from pain. all i could do was point, it will turn your hand black an blue also, an puts nice circle cut on your palm. there are many others but that is one that stands out the most. johndeeregene
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