needless to say, much later, the hand was amputated and there was no entry wound for the fluid that was injected painlessly into his
cooling system psi
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Re: cooling system psi
Ah yes I saw some pictures of a feller who was checking for leaks on a fork lift mast line with his hand...
needless to say, much later, the hand was amputated and there was no entry wound for the fluid that was injected painlessly into his
needless to say, much later, the hand was amputated and there was no entry wound for the fluid that was injected painlessly into his
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Re: cooling system psi
yep, horrific , offshore all the underwater lances have a shrouded retro tube and the biz end has to be long enough so that you cant squeeze the trigger and still reach any part of you, they have in the past removed limbs in one pass and the guy didnt notice at first, .and thats at about 1500- 1800 bar.
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