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A friend of mine flipped over a lull this weekend & was not wearing his seatbelt. Both feet wound up outside the cab & one foot was crushed. Lucky his whole body didn't go outside. He has been running machines his whole life (now retired) & knows better but don't we all. Plenty of times I have hopped in a machine & didn't buckle up cause "I am only moving one thing" or "load one truck", etc. S**t happens quickly. Always be safe.
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And it all happens so fast! Thanks for the reminder. We all do stuff like that. Kinda like a photographer I knew of many years ago who "only had one small piece of plywood to cut on the table saw" (without eye protection, of course, since it was just one little cut.). Having only one eye made his photography career much more difficult. -
MMW You had an informative post awhile back about a procedure to bypass a board on a Trailblazer 250 . Could we discuss as I am trying to repair one and " all else has failed "Comment
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