i feel for the family, i know its bad, growing up around the farm, and even working in a gravel pit which mined its own materials as an adult, safety is critical and constant, one second of in attention, 1 piece of loose clothing, strings, a leg or arm in the wrong place, or not watching a swinging piece of machinery and your dead, a couple of years ago upstate a man died in a large size loader, he came in on the weekend when the place was closed, he was a plant supervisor so he knew what he was doing, he was digging with the loader against the base of a highwall of material, the highwall gave way and crushed him inside the cab of the loader,crushed the loader too, safety, bad decision 1, never work in a dangerous place alone, always have somebody who can either rescue or go for help, 2, never dig at the base of a highwall, go up on top of it and push it down, farming is the same way, 1 bad decision,such as entering a silo, getting off a tractor to check a running piece of machinery, or a shortcut can and will kill you
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