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Posted by Bob/wis on July 14, 2006 at 09:41:22 from (69.179.68.201):
In Reply to: O/T sort of posted by old on July 13, 2006 at 20:51:12:
I learned a leeson years back about not wearing gloves. I threw 80H drive chain on our round baler one day. Man talk about razor sharp edges and burrs. My hands looked like I stuck them in a meat grinder. I was pulling metal slivers out of my hands for weeks. Had a good infection going on to from all the grease and dirt also. Sometimes in the winter I wear latex gloves milking too. Wet hand and dry cold weather sure cracks them up real bad. Nothing like a finger cracked deep at the corner of your nail. When turning a wrench I wear them too. Especially around hot parts and when disassmbling things. I hate getting cut. Later Bob
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