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I was once in the woods with a fairly modern peeler/pointer that was PTO direct drive, so the only way to stop it was to turn off the tractor engine.

 

Upon lifting a strainer on to the peeler bed, a peg got caught on my sleeve and in an instant my left arm was being pulled into the peeler with the strainer. My pal on the other side (he was pointing after the strainers went through the peeler) had no chance to react and turn off the tractor. At the very last fraction of a second before my hand/wrist was going in, my sleeve ripped up to the shoulder and I managed to drop to the floor as some of my sleeve got peeled. It was not a nice experience.

 

Seeing this sawbench reminded me very much of that incident - never again!

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