HUMAN FOOT vs LAWNMOWER, (Ballistic Dummy) (SLOW MOTION)

Human foot is thrown into a lawn mower, just to see what happens!

#slowmotion #lawnmower #ballisticdummy

[stephenshin]

Anybody got a yard guy? I don't think I want to mow my own yard anymore.

[chrishope]

My dad lost his big toe mowing when I was a kid. Crazy to see you do this. Well done Chris

[JerryFreeman]

I love that you put so much thought into “What’s the right way to put a foot into a lawn mower?”

[GoingBallistic]

I always love your slow motion Chris. A++

[Jubbzii]

Don't know how I found this but it's perfect. As someone who had a foot go under a lawn mower in 2015, I can confirm it hurts.

[TheAaronalden]

I was a little worried this was going to be slow motion of what happens when you accidentally stick you hand in a lawn mower while trying to put a fake foot in.

[ericschneider]

As a grass man ... ya, I often live in fear. Biggest one is falling and slipping my leg under the mower from behind. Commercial mowers run at 25 hp today. Wouldn't even slow it down : (

[sixstanger]

The weed-eater would probably hurt like hell, but wouldn't cause any serious injury. The whole point of them using string is so that during operation the "strings" will conform to any hard surfaces like curbs, walls, tree stumps, tree roots, etc.

[DoomerONE]

You never cease to amaze me by what you come up with. Great job sir!

[kartnerds]

Did you call an ambulance?
Nah... I called a toe truck.

[PriddyBennie]

I think I will now start wearing steel toes shoes to do yard work. Thanks for the demonstration of the danger.

[rhuxley]

The song was "plz don't talk about me when I'm gone"🤦🏻‍♂️😂🤣👣 fantastic choice.

[doggomode]

This deserves more likes, this man’s answering the questions and doing it in a entertaining way!

[c.m.b.]

Many years ago, I knew a kid in high school who got his foot caught in a lawnmower as a kid. Showed a few of us the scar in class one day. His foot was pretty mangled up, but he was still able to get around pretty good.

Always be extra careful when doing yardwork. The blades don't care how attached to your limbs you are, they'll still try to rip them off regardless.

[lXXXXXXXXXXXXX]

I thought I was watching some YouTuber with millions or at least 600k subscribers. Such good editing and content.

[lifeintornadoalley]

When I owned my own lawn care service, I had a dumb employee walk around revving the weed whacker. Well I was mulching a bed and he was trimming behind me. Not sure if he hit something and made the head hit my leg or if he was just that dumb. Still have my "cat claw marks" from it tearing the skin.

Years later I worked for a million dollar company. The guy did well hiding his hangover and drinking on the job. A 10 foot retaining wall, and steep inclined leading to the wall with a drop off... He ran over the wall and fell off the wall. Mower was upsidedown still running on top of him. He reaches out and loses his hand.

The speed of blade tips are insane. Even weed wackers have an impressive tip speed. This is a problem no one talks about. Everyone thinks because the blades are grass level, nothing will happen.

Watch a video of some commercial mower accidents. A small stick could cause a cheap blade to bend, messing with the alignment, eventually slinging the blade out from under the mower. Anything and everything is fair game.

Be safe cutting grass. Always make sure your attachment points are tight (nuts, bolts). Do not operate if you feel wobbling from the mower. Grease everything and wear PPE!!!

People say "accidents like this happen quicker than an eye blink" and yes that's true. You'll get about 3 blinks in before something hits you. It's that fast.

And never EVER think you know your equipment. When you get confident is when accidents happen. Be safe everyone

[joerauhut]

On the lawnmower test, the irony of the situation you presented would be you could have fell while trying to throw a fake foot into the mower while on the ladder =you losing your balance and falling and dragging the mower on top of you thus removing whatever appendages were available at the moment.Please get an assistant next time .There was a guy in California whose hedge trimmer broke .He used his lawnmower by picking it up and holding it against the hedges .Well he either slipped or couldn't hold it any longer and the lawnmower fell onto his crotch. True story, the doctor whose job was to sew Willy Wonka back on his chocolate factory was my dad's Dr. of the story kids is please be safe ! Loved the vid 👍

[SimSahlstrom]

🤣I love the happy music at 2:15 while theirs a foot getting shredded.🤣🤣

[neighborsgoat]

Lawnmower foot trim.
Good part: Might work removing the heel blisters.
Bad part: Might shave all the toes along with the blisters :)

[bgarr]

The guards that drag the ground on the back of the mower are actually important. It's very easy to slip and have a foot go under the deck when pulling a mower backwards. I'll never forget the close call I had a long time ago before the guards were common. I wasn't hurt but learned a lesson.