Pops52
Senior Member
- Joined
- Jan 19, 2016
- Messages
- 294
- Location
- Penn Valley, CA
- Occupation
- Worn out lowbed driver "retired"
How bout the one with the muffs on top of the cab!! I’ll take the 743 any day.
As a kid & into my 30s I barely thought of hearing damage. I did buy in my teens a pair of LEE Sonic Ear Valves, supposed to block loud noise while allowing less dangerous sounds. I used them a while, until I lost one.I lost a good part of my hearing to a 4-71 in a Euclid S-7 elevator scraper. Sitting only 3 feet from a barely-muffled exhaust, and the military declined to issue ear muffs in those "good ol' days".
They pay me for the hearing loss now, but it would've been cheaper to give me ear muffs.
I was using ear plugs, but still lost some hearing.After about my second day of running a TS14, i bought a pair of earmuffs and never ran one without them. Same with running a dozer
All the old-school scraper drivers I knew were deaf in the right ear, so if you wanted to have a conversation with them in the pub you had to make sure you sat on his left…!!!After about my second day of running a TS14, i bought a pair of earmuffs and never ran one without them. Same with running a dozer
Do not know, was the audiologist that explained to meDo these sonic vibrations in the head cause eyesight and memory loss too. Just asking for a friend.
Not much soup around here, mainly chili.I love it! What a beast! Here's what we do with our local GM Diesel-powered Chamberlain tractors, we soup them up!