The Haymaker
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Ok, if "don't touch" doesn't apply, how about "stay alert"?
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A simple safety question?
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hitekcountry
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Clearly I do a very poor job of expressing myself
"Stay alert" is good "Don't touch" is fine too
The OP question was about children riding in the loader bucket most people including you I believe, thought it not to be a good idea. Then someone stated that children sitting in the bucket with the engine off would be safe enough.
So if I can make this as clear as I can, the only points (2) I was trying to make are:
1 that even that is not totally safe. ( tried to give an example that makes that point.)
2 I would not allow children to sit in a raised loader bucket under any circumstance.
And the point of my second post was that just telling someone "don't touch" wasn't fail safe
Now having said all that, have I ever sat in the loader bucket, Of course it makes a great chair. But then I know not to place my legs anywhere under the thing. I take plenty of (calculated) risks when it's only me involved. But then that's another story.
"Stay alert" is good "Don't touch" is fine too
The OP question was about children riding in the loader bucket most people including you I believe, thought it not to be a good idea. Then someone stated that children sitting in the bucket with the engine off would be safe enough.
So if I can make this as clear as I can, the only points (2) I was trying to make are:
1 that even that is not totally safe. ( tried to give an example that makes that point.)
2 I would not allow children to sit in a raised loader bucket under any circumstance.
And the point of my second post was that just telling someone "don't touch" wasn't fail safe
Now having said all that, have I ever sat in the loader bucket, Of course it makes a great chair. But then I know not to place my legs anywhere under the thing. I take plenty of (calculated) risks when it's only me involved. But then that's another story.