[MARTINSR]

(This is a video, click on the pic to start.)

Brian

[CrashFarmer2]

Good advice, I'm pretty bad at following it though. I should have had eye protection on today when I was running a chainsaw but it was raining and I just went ahead without it although it's stupid.

[sedanbob]

Good advice! I've always been bad about wearing hearing protection and don't wear a respirator near as often as I should. This is a good reminder, like you said "It adds up". Thanks!

[gearheadslife]

lol,, I need a air ride or hyd. creeper.. one that can be a foot or so off the ground and then lowered to the weeds to get under a car..
for many reasons, but mostly, gettting up from that low without rolling out of it first is a p.i.t.a. and 2nd, reaching stuff on a 4x4 while on one ,doesn't always work..

[496CHEVY3100]

Looks like a YA250 in back ground ,My tip use good welding glove does not matter how hot it is ,and Wear Good boots Nikes just dont do the trick, Im Dealing with a broken toe now ,,Boots were at the house.

[Old Fool]

Originally Posted by MARTINSR

Brian

Great video Brian. I am somewhat of a safety Nazi and could not agree with you more. Go home in the same condition you arrived at work, take all precautions that are available to you to achieve that goal.

Being I am old and senile it took me a few minutes to figure out your post was more than a photo. For us less web savvy guys, maybe post click image for video or something similar, thx.

[496CHEVY3100]

Originally Posted by gearheadslife

lol,, I need a air ride or hyd. creeper.. one that can be a foot or so off the ground and then lowered to the weeds to get under a car..
for many reasons, but mostly, gettting up from that low without rolling out of it first is a p.i.t.a. and 2nd, reaching stuff on a 4x4 while on one ,doesn't always work..

Any one use the head light for under car work yet .LOL . Good to see you back Cash. Im pretty bad myself did not know it was a video until your post. Very good post Brian My hats off to you saftey first . I often say if I knew i would live this long i would have taken better care of myself, lol ???d\Do you want to be refered to as Martin or Brian.

[MARTINSR]

Originally Posted by Old Fool

Great video Brian. I am somewhat of a safety Nazi and could not agree with you more. Go home in the same condition you arrived at work, take all precautions that are available to you to achieve that goal.

Being I am old and senile it took me a few minutes to figure out your post was more than a photo. For us less web savvy guys, maybe post click image for video or something similar, thx.

Good point!

Brian

[sedanbob]

Originally Posted by 496CHEVY3100

Any one use the head light for under car work yet .LOL . ...

I have used a head light - looks dorky, but works well - also good for working under the dash!

[evolvo]

[QUOTE=Old Fool;1645003 Being I am old and senile it took me a few minutes to figure out your post was more than a photo. For us less web savvy guys, maybe post click image for video or something similar, thx.[/QUOTE]

Same for me, I sat and looked at the photo trying to figure out what the TIPS where that I wasn't seeing. Scrolled down and saw someone mentioned it was a good video....Ah ha, now I got it!

Brian, shouldn't you have had your hearing protection on when you dumped all those coins on the creeper....they were pretty loud

[evolvo]

Originally Posted by sedanbob

I have used a head light - looks dorky, but works well - also good for working under the dash!

That's why you shouldn't have a mirror in the shop, then you won't know how dorky you look, or care!!

[MARTINSR]

Originally Posted by evolvo

Brian, shouldn't you have had your hearing protection on when you dumped all those coins on the creeper....they were pretty loud

I wear them while using most any air tool, even ratchets. While doing hammer and dolly work on a large project, and certainly with any grinder or sander. I use one with a radio in it while mowing the lawn.

Brian

[496CHEVY3100]

Originally Posted by sedanbob

I have used a head light - looks dorky, but works well - also good for working under the dash!

,Last week i bought two new lights for fishing on my pontoon they have red green and white lights and will burn all night, as a joke on my grandsons i put both of them on red and walked from shop to house while they were in yard,should have saw them running.they thought it was aleins or something.

[tech69]

I never pick up a penny unless I have a back support belt, osha approved gloves and underwear and knee pads. so if you drop a penny let me go suit up and I'll go get it....eventually

[NEW INTERIORS]

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