Posted by tiresntracks on June 15, 2011 at 21:18:45 from (75.28.49.33):
In Reply to: Fire!! posted by onefarmer on June 15, 2011 at 15:31:56:
A buddy of mine caught his 1065 on fire last year. A small exhaust leak burnt a plug wire, which caught a little hay chaff on fire, then that lit up the load. He got the load off and put out the fire on the wagon. Unfortunately, there was some dry weeds between where he dumped the load and the stack yard. He ended up burning up 20 more tons. At least he saved the wagon and most of his hay was still in the field. This year there's lots of bare dirt around that stack yard.
I'm glad that your fire wasn't any more serious than it was.
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