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Re: Re: Re: Home made brush hogs
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Posted by Davis In SC on June 13, 2004 at 21:51:15 from (205.188.116.204):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Home made brush hogs posted by Jerry/MT on June 13, 2004 at 21:25:32:
Jerry, I am in the Tool & Die business, so I also am familiar with "Rotating Masses" & the forces they can unleash........ A grinding wheel exploding at 3600RPM packs quite a punch !!! I cannot imagine what a jet engine rotor exploding might be like !!!! Funny thing, every one I know laughs at me & calls me "Paranoid" for being safety minded , as in wearing steel-toe shoes & safety glasses. But I guess I am not quite careful enough..... A few weeks ago I was at an auction, well out of the way of everyone, talking to an auction worker, when I was hit from behind & then dragged by a forklift driven by a guy that " Could not see where he was going" ( his exact words) Regards, Davis
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