Obviously thinking about safety
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Wagtail
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I know!
Neither of them are wearing a plastic 'safety' helmet AND there are no florescent safety cones warning anyone from walking under the TLB!
Disgraceful!
Neither of them are wearing a plastic 'safety' helmet AND there are no florescent safety cones warning anyone from walking under the TLB!
Disgraceful!
Thomas
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Why would anyone would try this in the first place. :confused2:
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AlaskaL3130
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This is a perfect example of why every tractor should have a buddy seat as standard equipment. Imagine how much safer the kid would be
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And this...
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And this...
atsah
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Because they are dumb and don't know what a trailer is...
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I have never understood how certain industries obviously consider that safe as a normal part of their operation. I don't even like approaching a drop off to dump something, fearing "something" might go wrong and I go over the edge.