Posted by Cockshutt Mike on August 28, 2010 at 12:22:13 from (67.142.168.24):
In Reply to: Safety devices posted by John in La on August 28, 2010 at 09:35:56:
It's like safety stickers.......don't operate hair dryer in shower sort of deal.....coffee is hot etc. So many people after a company to pay because of themselves not paying attention or just being flat out stupid about something. I had a new MTD riding mower and if you started to back up without turning blades off the engine would quit along with many other safety features. I made some changes that was a safety feature for myself. If I didn't change a few things i'm sure i would have hurt myself when i ended up taking that thing apart with my bare hands.(LOL) Don't get me wrong, I do feel safety guards, switches etc are very important and can save a life and or prevent a bad injury but because of some people companies have gone over board at times.
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