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04-28-2013, 09:00 PM
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Accident/Safety
Hi guys just want to relay a accident I had with my 122 today. I was enjoying having my 122 out today. First time since the fall that I've been able to. I was in third gear very little throttle close to the house I reach in to give a little more throttle. Gave it to much it took off and I tried to reach in to kill throttle and use the brakes but foot slip off the brake I looked down and tried to get to key switch but went though the breezeway It's a Door with 2 side glass panels on each side took out both ends, Glass everywhere ! Turn out it wasn't safety glass. Wife came running over got a piece of glass off of me before it cut me. I was lucky, my knees took a hard hit BUT NO BLOOD I was VERY LUCKY!! Just sore.
PLEASE BE VERY CAREFUL AROUND These MACHINES THEY HAVE A LOT OF POWER AND CAN HURT YOU VERY BAD. REMEMBER SAFETY FIRST! LET MY ACCIDENT BE THE FIRST AND LAST WE HEARD ABOUT THESE YEAR!!!
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