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MOLINE, 111. Deere &
Company has produced and re
leased three 30-sccond public ser
vice announcements (PSAs) on
tractor safely as pan of its safely
education efforts. The announce
ments were distributed via satel
lite to more than 650 television
stations throughout the U.S. dur
ing March.
“Accidents involving farm trac-
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Deere Releases Tractor Safety Announcements
tors of all siz.es and brands claim
ed over 300 lives in 1992 accord
ing to National Safely Council es
limates,” said A 1 Higley,
spokesman for Deere & Com
pany. “These public service an
nouncements represent one ap
proach among many that John
Deere is using to remind farmers
and their families to operate trac
tors safely at all times. The goal of
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this and other efforts is to help re
duce the number of tractor acci
dents and fatalities rural America
experiences each year.”
These PSAs address three of the
most common types of accidents
involving farm tractors: runovers,
overturns, and plo (power takeoff)
driveline entanglements. Al
though John Deere tractors are
shown m the announcements, the
information on safe operation is
appropriate for all tractor brands.
One of the PSA’s focuses on re
sisting the temptation to let chil
dren (or anyone else) ride along on
a tractor designed for only one
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person the operator. A rider
who falls from a moving tractor
could cxpcncncc a serious injury,
or worse.
A second announcement warns
farmers about the danger of at
tempting to bypass the normal
procedure for starting a tractor.
Bypass starting by shorting across
electrical connections on the start
er while standing on the ground is
a dangerous practice. It puls
operators in a position where they
could be run over if the tractor is
left m gear, staus, and moves.
The third PSA provides several
safety reminders for tractor own
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ers and operators. These safety
messages include equipping older
tractors with a ROPS (rollover
protective structure) to help pro
tect the operator should a rollover
occur, wearing a scat belt with a
ROPS-equipped tractor, keeping
all pto and driveline guards in
place and in good condition, and
using proper lights, reflectors, and
a slow-moving vehicle (SMV)
emblem when traveling on roads.
More information about John
Deere safety materials is available
by writing Deere & Company,
John Deere Road, Moline, 1L
61265.
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