I would offer up that a dealer giving "safety" classes who left something out, could actually be putting him/herself in more jeopardy of being sued. It's rather like when pharmacies started getting sued because they mentioned "some" of the possible side effects of a drug without mentioning ALL of the known possibles. At first, many pharmacies simply didn't tell any of the possibles, and then started making printouts to hand out with the meds.
MFGs of tractors put safety labels on the tractors and implements, and have extensive safety sections in their manuals, and probably woudn't encourage a dealer to go over all of the possibles for fear that something left out would occur and then everyone would be sued for not telling it.
This is only a guess on my part.
Actually, I imagine we'd all be rather shocked if we knew how little some DEALERS actually know about safety issues themselves.
John
MFGs of tractors put safety labels on the tractors and implements, and have extensive safety sections in their manuals, and probably woudn't encourage a dealer to go over all of the possibles for fear that something left out would occur and then everyone would be sued for not telling it.
This is only a guess on my part.
Actually, I imagine we'd all be rather shocked if we knew how little some DEALERS actually know about safety issues themselves.
John