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Worth a look and if anyone can answer why the yanks use chaps and short ones at that, in preference to full protection please let me know:confused1:

 

On the safety side of things they seem years behind, eye-feet-legs-hearing:blushing:

 

 

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Worth a look and if anyone can answer why the yanks use chaps and short ones at that, in preference to full protection please let me know:confused1:

 

On the safety side of things they seem years behind, eye-feet-legs-hearing:blushing:

 

 

Heat, I would imagine.

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Worth a look and if anyone can answer why the yanks use chaps and short ones at that, in preference to full protection please let me know:confused1:

 

On the safety side of things they seem years behind, eye-feet-legs-hearing:blushing:

 

 

 

OWC, IMHO as a Yank, I believe vanity and a strange belief that everything bad happens to the other Guy or Gal. When I work with my equipment as a ground dweller, "thanks jammy for the title":001_rolleyes: I make an effort to wear the correct safety gear always, since I only have one body and life to work with. Yes it can be warmer/hotter over here and people in the business do dress seemingly more according to weather conditions while safety gear can be at times optional:thumbdown:. There are enough true professionals on either side of the Atlantic that really do take safety seriously, of course one can find many more on the Internet enjoying their ego with a captive audience.

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Nice. Must say did turn my stomach a little. But I don't mind gore.

 

Would mind doing that to myself tho.

 

Surprised it didn't make a bigger mess of the flesh, thought it would have torn more away. Must have been quick to react.

 

Agree with you Rich, but bet its made a mess of his kneecap!

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