Farming Machinery Agriculture

min ften jammed hay in a hay baler had either been pulled, or had fallen, into the baler, where he had been gener ry and The machine was still switched on with the baler slowly rotating. The decedent had last been witnessed to be driving on his own to the machine to start hay baling. At autopsy the body was removed blunt leg trauma arge areas of skin ruises and lacera-mon drugs were es. Integrating the eath scene and the ndicated that the dge hay that had operating. He had either been pulled, or had fallen, into the baler, where he had been crushed, rotated and cocooned within a hay bale. Case 2: A 58-year-old man was found by his work mates to be wedged between the moving arms of a hay shuttle and a safety fence (Fig. 2). He was trapped for approximately five to 10 min. Resuscitation was attempted at the scene and at the local hospital without success. At autopsy there was evidence of compression o