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Re: More Dangers of Tractors and Stupidity
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Posted by JJK on April 15, 2006 at 21:57:02 from (216.189.131.201):
In Reply to: More Dangers of Tractors and Stupidity posted by PAULIH300 on April 14, 2006 at 17:52:22:
A Snap-On dealer that I had told me of a guy he knew that would work on his project vehicle after work and took the extra cautions with jack stands and whatever else. One night his wife thought that he was out later than normal so she went to check on him and found crushed under the car. Somehow the car shifted enough and slipped off the stands. I guess when its your time, its your time, weather your stupid or not. My dealer said that when he works on something like that now he sets a big block under the frame so if it was to fall it wouldn't be all on him.
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