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Warren Scheenen :
a lot of people mistakenly blame static electricity when it's embers coming off the turbo and exhaust manifold starting fires, especially in sunflower 😬
2024-08-17 17:46:12
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Cornstalk Cartel :
Even if it does nothing you always have a spare chain under the combine
2024-08-20 03:28:26
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trentkish1 :
We’ve dragged chains for years and found it works better connected to the frame and not the back axle. The back axle has a greased pivot point that insulates it from the whole combine frame. My .02c
2024-08-17 22:39:57
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Rossi ireland Thailand :
i don't understand why combine manufacturing dont have temperature sensors and smoke detection systems
2024-08-18 10:46:42
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Dmz :
we started back when the John Deere 70series came out . 08 I believe. Deere sold 6 new combines that year ours and 1 other were the only ones that didn't burn up. or have a fire
2024-08-29 00:38:58
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Baron :
dad said between washing windows vertically and the chain, his windows stayed nice and clean
2024-08-28 05:05:52
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Trinity Acres :
It definitely helps keep the static electricity down, keeps them cleaner in dusty conditions and also helps prevent potential fires
2024-08-20 12:03:16
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richardhoppins357 :
We put our static chains on the feeder house so it doesn’t drag when going down the road. We’ve seen sparks from hitting rocks start grass fires in the ditch.
2024-10-15 03:16:22
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Joe Legault 🎖️🏆 :
Have you ever driven behind a fireman implement, dragging a chain like that after dark? The sparks could be very dangerous.
2024-08-22 23:22:37
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Tyler Robertson :
We had a combine catching on fire daily put a drag chain on havent had a problem since
2024-08-17 20:59:40
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Michael :
I just keep my old combine clean as possible using compressed air every where including engine area. Power wash between crops or if necessary. Just trying to eliminate fire hazards
2024-08-18 04:27:44
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jakob :
What’s it used for
2024-08-24 07:30:30
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Daniel Willersdorf :
Drag chains underneath the feeder house works best a fair bit down in aus here but can’t avoid all the fires I suppose
2024-08-18 07:34:52
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Farmer88T :
We drag a old piece of roller chain on both our combined seems to make a big difference 🤷🏻♂️
2024-09-16 04:58:19
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Tim McGuire :
Doesn’t stop chaff build up or sparks from failing bearings,
2024-08-18 15:02:27
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Jared Kisner :
Been doing it for years, if absolutely nothing else we think it maybe keeps the windows a lil less dusty!
2024-08-17 21:01:23
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[email protected] :
use electric wire old set of jumper leads
2024-10-28 22:13:41
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Lk :
Cable works better but if the ground is dry as shit it doesn’t do much
2024-08-18 14:57:47
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Targs🇨🇦 :
Get the static bar , I easily get five years out of mine if not longer you just have to remember to pick it up and not drag it down the road
2024-08-17 23:18:11
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jasonkendall100 :
Don’t cost fuckall to try some guys swear by it and some don’t lol I had the fancy cable on my 8240 last year and it was worn off before the year was done lol
2024-08-17 17:44:05
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Darren Marshman :
We’ve got in Australia something called a tornado, it’s a hydraulic run fan like on a seeder that you can run ducted air around the machine to try and stop dust built up on danger spots on the machine
2024-08-19 11:29:33
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Darrel Fuhrman :
For static fires, use 2 cables or 2 roller chains on the machine. 2 cables or 2 roller chains on the header. Do not use log chain. We have not had any static fires since we installed the ground chains
2024-08-18 13:00:57
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Warren Scheenen :
nope, it sure doesn't hurt to try it!😁
2024-08-17 17:31:35
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Shorty :
Stainless chain or wire rope? It tends to work harden with abrasion so maybe it would last longer? That or you could drag an old hardened bucket tooth or something similar.
2024-08-29 22:57:10
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Alex Lamon :
Never drug any sort of ground, never once had a combine fire over thousands of acres each year. Lmao
2024-08-18 22:47:39
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