One of my pet peeves is the safety switches that are built in to a lot of equipment these days, IMHO people dumb enough to reach under a running lawn mower should have the freedom to do so unabated (it would make it easier to identify them too). But what to do when those safety devices fail? In this case a kill switch on a lawn mower, while not my first choice it is a solution I would consider if I owned a S&W 500 Magnum and had a couple of extra lawn mowers:
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It's a simple and effective solution but safety is probably an issue because I doubt the rounds and resulting shrapnel were completely contained within the lawn mower.
I can explain it to you but I can't understand it for you.
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otisptoadwater wrote: One of my pet peeves is the safety switches that are built in to a lot of equipment these days, IMHO people dumb enough to reach under a running lawn mower should have the freedom to do so unabated (it would make it easier to identify them too). But what to do when those safety devices fail? In this case a kill switch on a lawn mower, while not my first choice it is a solution I would consider if I owned a S&W 500 Magnum and had a couple of extra lawn mowers:
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It's a simple and effective solution but safety is probably an issue because I doubt the rounds and resulting shrapnel were completely contained within the lawn mower.
500! Wow...probably throw you back 50 feet while removing your entire body mid section 100 feet!
