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Combining in extreme heat
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<blockquote data-quote="beardface" data-source="post: 8241922" data-attributes="member: 16222"><p>Rarely saw or head of a combine fire in temps over 30 when I was in the states. Worst risk period late in the season when the winds got up. 20mph plus winds, low 20s or much below, with tinder dry conditions. If you cut oil sunflowers you had to check exhaust manifold every 2 hours for embers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="beardface, post: 8241922, member: 16222"] Rarely saw or head of a combine fire in temps over 30 when I was in the states. Worst risk period late in the season when the winds got up. 20mph plus winds, low 20s or much below, with tinder dry conditions. If you cut oil sunflowers you had to check exhaust manifold every 2 hours for embers. [/QUOTE]
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