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Re: Lesson Learned... The Hard way
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Posted by old on July 05, 2007 at 10:21:08 from (4.244.221.22):
In Reply to: Lesson Learned... The Hard way posted by L.C.Gray on July 05, 2007 at 05:56:41:
Yep and things like that happen not only like what you had happen but with all sorts of other stuff on the farm. Just the other day I and a friend where working on a NH271 baler to see if the knotters will work. I had him turning the flywheel as I watch the knotters action. Well he got if little finger between the flywheel and the baler frame. So now he has a funny looking little finger. Guess you could say you always need to look at what your doing 3 times before you do any thing of it may jump up and bite you in the butt
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