Top 5 Safety Rules
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Wow! What an "eye opener" that NIOSH website is. I would recommend reading through several of the accidend reports.
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Wow! What an "eye opener" that NIOSH website is. I would recommend reading through several of the accidend reports.
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Well at least I do that !
Well at least I do that !
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JDgreen227
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I usually start my tractor for the day standing alongside it, its parked behind my truck and I let it idle for a few minutes while I start the GMC and move it outside. As my JD is a hydro and has no attachments but the MMM, it seems to be quite safe to start it the way I do.
One of the Top 5 Safety Rules says DO NOT start the tractor when standing alongside it. My JD will not move unless there is someone sitting in the seat and a hydro pedal is pressed down. Am I being careless by starting it this way?
One of the Top 5 Safety Rules says DO NOT start the tractor when standing alongside it. My JD will not move unless there is someone sitting in the seat and a hydro pedal is pressed down. Am I being careless by starting it this way?
JDgreen227
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I usually start my tractor for the day standing alongside it, its parked behind my truck and I let it idle for a few minutes while I start the GMC and move it outside. As my JD is a hydro and has no attachments but the MMM, it seems to be quite safe to start it the way I do.
One of the Top 5 Safety Rules says DO NOT start the tractor when standing alongside it. My JD will not move unless there is someone sitting in the seat and a hydro pedal is pressed down. Am I being careless by starting it this way?
One of the Top 5 Safety Rules says DO NOT start the tractor when standing alongside it. My JD will not move unless there is someone sitting in the seat and a hydro pedal is pressed down. Am I being careless by starting it this way?