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Posted by REA on January 05, 2003 at 04:46:36 from (66.119.33.167):
In Reply to: dangerous implement posted by Tom on January 04, 2003 at 12:04:23:
Hi, My dad and I used a saw he made, on the back of a Farmall A to saw wood for the old farm house. It sure looked dangerous and was. I would guide the wood through and remove it and throw it through the cellar window. I can remember slipping on snow and my dad pushing me away with his right arm from that blade. In all the years we never got hurt using that saw, and it didn't have any guards on it. May be because it didn't have the guards and being more dangerous we were more careful? Bob
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