> You should "never" run fuel through the cabin. You should "never" run high pressure hydraulics near an occupant, etc. Hah, I wish. I've run older constructio

> You should "never" run fuel through the cabin. You should "never" run high pressure hydraulics near an occupant, etc. Hah, I wish. I've run older construction equipment where all the control levers worked by actuating valves directly on the various hydraulic lines, with easily a couple dozen in- and out-let hoses routed through the cabin and through the control panel, each one full of high pressure, high temperature hydraulic fluid. The worst was in the machines with inoperative A/C in the summer, those hoses might as well have been big radiator fins in the cabin.