Had to replace the seals on a 1012 bale wagon 2nd table cylinder.. First off tackling the cylinder was different than any cylinder Id ever done.. second dont know where I have been beat up more taking this cylinder off and putting it back on.. back, head, cheek, arm, hand.. cheeze...and the thing is multiple times in same areas.. forget to bend before moving back or stand up and forget about backing up first...glad that is finished.
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CHUCK CAMBIS
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This started for me about age 50. Now i've had 17 years experience. The good news is, as you get older, it happens less because your older and do LESS...........chuck.
Just had a fight with my shop floor this morning. I have an old office chair to sit on when I get tired which comes often at 73. Was putting the rear end of my 3600 back together when I decided to sit down. Guess I had moved the chair but forgot I had. Didn't break anything but took a hard spill on my butt. A few bruises on my hand and rear end, could have been allot worse.
Crazy Horse
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I have a friend who does a ton of wrenching and he was notorious for daily head knocks. Bought what appears to be a ball cap with a hard plastic lining, sort of a hard hat in disguise. He never works in the shop without it anymore.
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