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auto-eject excavator
Body Harness I only mentioned the harness because I don't think being attached to the ROP will solve the problem. It may keep the operator from falling out of the machine, but he/she would still have to stand up and lean over the controls to see the bottom of the trench. I think being in an...- Pop
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- Forum: Excavators
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auto-eject excavator
Playing it safe O.S.H.A., regulations specify that the seat belt shall be fasted while operating equipment that is equipped with a seat belt. A seat belt, when properly fastened, would not allow the operator to stand up while operating the equipment. I'm certainly against using a body harness...- Pop
- Post #12
- Forum: Excavators
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auto-eject excavator
auto-eject It's good that you are aware of the danger, but being aware of it won't prevent an accident.- Pop
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- Forum: Excavators
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Icy equipment trailers
Get It Together Man loses arm in tractor accident, drives for help.- Pop
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- Forum: Safety Issues
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Icy equipment trailers
Been There - Done That It only takes a few seconds to fasten that seat belt and it may save your life. Been There Done That http://craneaccidents.com/drp.htm- Pop
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- Forum: Safety Issues
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Meet Big Mack
Big Mack Tip For cold weather starts use WD40 instead of starting fluid. It is easier on the engine and is available at most convenience stores. Great for chain saws and other gasoline powered engines. Meet Big Mack- Pop
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