Our Combine CAUGHT ON FIRE!
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2020
- Our combine caught fire the last day of soybean harvest last week. Thankfully, we were able to fix it and move on to corn. Breakdowns are a normal part of harvest!
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Hey guys we run a 9600 and a 9610 also. Check the wiring to your red tail lights above the chopper!!!!!!! Can’t stress that enough!! We almost had a fire because those wires were stripped bare because of the debris that whips inside the walker compartment. I highly recommend moving the chopper ahead so you can get underneath and access those wires easily. I had sparks and burnt straw shooting out of the chopper because of the wires shorting out. They were completely melted. So please check that!
I always carried a fire extinguisher, yes BUT I also always carried a 2 gallon hand sprayer filled with water and with a nice sized nozzle. In 37 years running combines I’ve never had to use a fire extinguisher but I’ve put out many small fires on the combine AND in the field with the sprayer. One time I saved what easily could have been an 80 acre cornfield fire with my little sprayer caused by a pickup pulling 400 bu. thru the field for 1/2 mile!
In our area of southern michigan we grow corn beans and wheat on a little over 5200 acres . We plant in April and start winter wheat harvest in late June then we plant double crop soybeans after the wheat. Then in Sept we start soybeans then corn then double crop soybeans. We custom farm and harvest as well so we harvest from Sept till mid December most years. This year has been a early harvest and weather has been decent so we might get done by mid November . Nice video stay safe and farm on my friends!
My uncle had a new John Deere tractor and was clearing and burning a fence row when he hit a tall stump and busted the hydraulic filters and the fire ignited the hydraulic fluid. The stump wedged under the tractor and he could not move it. No water sources were nearby and the fire department was 8 miles away. Standing by and watching a new tractor burn up was heartbreaking to say the least. I'll never forget the sight of the windows exploding from the cab! Thank God for insurance. Stay safe and don't forget to clean your equipment of dust and debris regularly.
Jack of all triads as my gramps would say is the life of a farmer. You need to be able to sort any thing as its to expensive to get a fitter out. What a crop Praise the Lord for this blessing of a good crop. Glad you got the fire out before it got bad. Great video
Glad you got combine fire out. We got our sunflowers all harvested. Now shelling corn between snow days. Slow harvesting corn. Winter in October again. Not fun. Great video 👍
Very interesting! I enjoy seeing all that you do. Thanks!
Thanks for all you all do and great content bless y’all
Nice to see some local farming 🚜
Glad to hear no damage to the Combine
Thank You!
Glad everyone is safe and the combine is ok. If you haven’t had a chance yet, you should watch the video Mike Mitchell posted on the Ideal 9 combine they had that burned to the ground. Really scary stuff. Most people do not realize how dangerous of a profession farming is.
Looks like a farmer needs to be a mechanic too in order to run a farm!! Interesting video!
you guys make great vids I love it!
You guys make very good videos and I live in Oklahoma and I can go visit you guys in Kansas
Great video 👌
This is very interesting
Bummer on the the combine fire! The main thing is that no one was hurt or worse! Glad you all are okay and were able to get out safely! Relieved you were able to get it fixed right away!
Hm-m-m, no fire extinguishers in sight, dumping water on a fuel fire and Mickey Mouse repairs on top of last seasons Mickey Mouse repairs. At last a realistic farming channel!
Look out Millennial Farmer and Larson Farms these guys just might be onto something!
Have two on ours. One on the ladders to the cab and the engine compartments.
We got a unverferth 1110 grain cart
Sorry to hear about the combine, could you do a video on how to start a farm on your own I'm planning on becoming a farmer I just don't know where to start
Get some greg Judy books if cattle is something you want to do.
@@InsanityJoe87 that's one thing I was wanting to do thanks for the feedback
Lesson one to make your first million start without with three million.
@kaydenMauldin I am to!!
@@crankyjake9143 nice maby some day man hopefully
How do u like ur kubota?? Any issues with it, any broken windows??
Glad things worked out...
I am still watching
Is this the same combine we've seen in previous videos, just with a different header on it?
And get fire extinguishers in all your vehicles!
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Put fire extinguishers on all your equipment they are cheeper than equipment
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That’s terrible what happened
I had a cousin who had his combine catch on fire
You are lucky, John Deere has a real problem with fuel lines. Rubber piece that seals down onto injector pump, then goes up to rail frequently goes bad. Sprays fuel on exhaust, even diesel burns on hot exhaust. If you own JD check that every time you get into or on the equipment. I have witnessed 4 tractor fires 3 combine fires in my life because of this. The farm I was on in California, had a funny saying nothing Burns like a Deere.
You guys are handy men. You should clone yourselves, I could use a ranch hand.
Just watch mike mitchells video of his half million dollar fent going up in smoke..nothing they could have done
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