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Silver Member
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Southwest, VA
Posts: 207
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A 83 year-old man was killed last week when his garden tractor fell on him. The man used his NH 1920 with FEL with a chain to lift his garden tractor for service when the chain came loose and fell over on the elderly man.
I am 35 and I have used this technique several times to sharpen the blades on my garden tractor. You just never know when things will go wrong. |
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Member
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Chester county, PA
Posts: 42
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Agree-
Jack stands are cheap insurance against that type of accident. I use them also under my bushhog when I raise it on the 3pt to sharpen the blades. -Mike |
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Gold Member
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Bancroft, Ontario
Posts: 376
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I've got jack stands but most often I set one of my steel frame welding tables on its side and slide it under to give more height and stability than the jackstands. I then lower the load so the "auxillary" support is taking weight and can't flip out should a hydraulic hose fail or the dog jump onto the seat and hit the joystick on his way by......
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