[AT] Fw: Truck & Tractor Tool Guide Part Two

[Mattias Kessén]

I had that happen at school wearing buttoned bibs and underwear. We were supposed to learn, try and understand welding. So there I was with an arcwelder working under conditions that I'll never get else when welding, I mean like wearing leatherapron(?) thick gloves, comfortably sitting on a chair welding something on an irontable. Conditions were perfect (will never happen again) when suudenly a spark (we call them weldingflees) somehow jumped in under the apron and between the buttons, then didn't the underwear help much :-o

/Mattias

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> A lesson from the school of hard knocks, do not use an angle grider at waist 
> level while wearing bibs with the side buttons undone and no underwear. A 
> very "warming" experince.
> 
> Dana
> 
> SE PA
> 
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> >From: Ralph Goff <alfg at sasktel.net>
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> >Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2005 12:17:59 -0600
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> > >              Truck & Tractor Tools Part Two
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> > >  ANGLE GRINDER - Device guaranteed to set fire to all the rags and open
> >tins
> > > of highly flammable cleaning fluids, at the far end of the shop, that 
> >you
> > > were sure the sparks couldn't reach ..
> >
> >Reminds me of my angle grinder "incident" last harvest. Working in the dark
> >with trouble light trying to remove a stubborn bearing from a combine. This
> >was in a very awkward location requiring standing on a box, reaching up,
> >over and down behind the return elevator with the heavy duty angle grinder.
> >I don't know if it was the heat or the smoke that finally alerted me that
> >the arm of my coveralls was starting to burn from the steady stream of
> >sparks and hot metal coming directly off the grinding wheel. Burned a hole
> >through my coveralls and shirt but luckily, no further. I guess it could
> >have been worse.
> >
> >Ralph in Sask.
> >http://lgoff.sasktelwebsite.net/
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