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True. And once I had the connector between the feed bar and the hydraulics just snap off for no particular reason. It was kind of chilling thinking of what could happen if that had broken at a critical moment- leg gets caught, calmly reverse the feed bar, and it keeps feeding:\:

I haven't seen that, but table saws routinely involve putting fingers close the the blade, afaik, unlike operating wood chippers, so such a safety device there makes sense to me.

It is true, accidents can happen. But I wager that the vast majority involve carelessness or stupidity or machines in poor operating condition. In other words, people doing due diligence are the least likely to be injured and don't need this electronic chit. But sure, for big companies like...

U think people who can't chip safely are going to put that stuff on religiously? It reminds me of Big Brother

Total bs, imo. Why not just build robots to feed the chipper.