Posted by oldtanker on September 24, 2018 at 08:52:10 from (66.228.255.59):
Because of the comments yesterday about equipment accidents I ask one of my sons who is a volunteer EMT and another local guy who's a volunteer fire fighter who they see most often as farm accident victims.
SO any cops, EMT/PARAmedics or fire fighters from rural areas on here?
Not counting small children too young to operate but get hurt playing on equipment or fall off while riding....who do you guys see more of? Younger inexperienced operators? Or old know it alls?
I know what I saw on tanks in the Army over a spread of 20 years. It was about 50/50. Youngsters who didn't understand how dangerous that stuff really is and older guys who got complacent.
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