paul you are,so rite ,. you probably know how tall a massy 750 combine is,. when cheking the fluids and or other problems up there,. I really am careful getting down from behind the cab onto the platform that is nearly 7ft off the ground ,. and I put the combine tranny in neutral ,.the hydro likes to creep if I were to fall and break my neck thedam thing would roll over me very ,very , very, slowly ... which reminds me of a very quick death with a silage blower ,. happened about 1972 on the farm my cousins drowned on in the 64 ohio river flood..the new caretaker had been there 5 seasons ,. his dad would come up from ky and help when he colud .he was in his 70s and all think he had lost his footing when he climbed upon the unloader to probably dislodge a plug,. he fell into the blower.. enuf said ,.. please be careful !!!
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