about two weeks ago i was plowing the same street i've been plowing for 3 years and hit a slightly raised sewer cap,(happens offen) drivers side bag went off. scared the hell out of me. didn't even know what happend for about 5 seconds. what a headache (literally and figureatly$) i have a 99psd350. foremen on the route says a few years ago a guy with same truck it happened to. anyone else?

 

Dang....bet that was enough to make you need to clean out your shorts.

 

at least that airbag saved your life! just think what would have happened without it!

Ray

 

Greythorn..... LOL...
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Swaybar you were wearing your seat belt weren't you?

 

looks like real dummys get airbags in their faces!



HAHA

 

no seatbelt, it was 3am and i was going maybe 10 miles an hour, maybe. not a car in sight. very peaceful, had radio on real low, baaaaang! the sewer caps sometimes stick out maybe two or three inch's. you hit them all the time plowing and usually the trip edge takes care of them but this one was just up there.

 

Nice comment swaybar, little inappropriate isn't it.

 

Making a joke, or calling swaybar a dummy?

 

a joke, i dont even know swaybar why would i call him a dummy

 

I assumed as much.....but given the circumstances it could easily be taken the wrong way.

 

Definiately something to think about. Just bought my '99 and I'll be pushing snow with it too. I might have to disable them so that doesn't happen to me and ruin a good pair of shorts!

 

We had a similar post about a month ago. All I can say is if you plow snow, turn your head to the side if you need a drink of coffee.

 

Now I'm really worried That might hurt a little

 

I can tell you where the plug is to disconnect it, but it would probably be a wise thing to disconnect the batteries for a few minutes before unplugging it. I would assume this would also give you some sort of dash light and possibly an engine code. Maybe someone who knows more will chime in on any negative consequences.

 

You'll get the air bag light and an air bag code if you unplug the air bag.
Nothing about the engine will be affected.
Insurance company may not be very understanding if you get in a wreck.