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09-11-2021, 03:26 AM
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Re: Russia - Scooping Up the Remains of a Minced Up Worker
The caterpillar Lexion 780 harvesters our outfit runs have an excess of 500hp. I doubt they were operating anything like that but if it's got decent power you're going through the whole machine.
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09-11-2021, 10:48 AM
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Re: Russia - Scooping Up the Remains of a Minced Up Worker
Sounds like a foolproof plan. I might recommend some industrial-strength deodorizers. Or maybe they could freeze-dry the lumps of flesh? We wouldn't want any foul odors disrupting the funeral.
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09-11-2021, 04:35 PM
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Re: Russia - Scooping Up the Remains of a Minced Up Worker
Last year when rice harvest was just beginning around here in NorCal, a guy that was the foreman of all things of a big rice co-op fell into the header (front part with the spinning bits ) and he went through the whole machine one piece at a time. I saw the machine before it was hauled off to be cleaned and inspected. It stunk so bad I almost lost my lunch. If I can find the article on it I'll post the link.
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09-11-2021, 08:00 PM
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Re: Russia - Scooping Up the Remains of a Minced Up Worker
Excellent point! I will add the recommendation that the goo be packed into zip-lock bags, to prevent excessive stench. This will only work if the funeral is held quickly, and there are no naughty little boys at the funeral, who have sharp pins and know how to use them! |