All I am qualified to say is. Thank you! Thanks for sharing your latest experience of this combine. As well as all the other daily experiences I enjoy so much, not that enjoy your struggle. But this is the real real life of many American farmers.. I enjoy ALL your vids and, wish only the best for you and all your family. Farming is hard! Viewers don't let the popular videos fool you! Farming is HARD.
Wow sorry for the circumstances, prayers for the rest of harvest. Reminds me a few years back watching Mike Mitchell's Ideal burn to a total loss and thankful you were able to save yours. Thanks for the great content as I know how stressful it can be.
Brian, as a retired Paid/Volunteer firefighter, with that amazing tank trailer get them Local FD to help set you up (specs)with a hose reel and the size hose they have on their reels with a durable aluminum/ alloy (NOT plastic) nozzle. We used to use a John Bean industrial pump using 1" hydraulic hose and high pressure 'shotgun style" nozzles great for brush fires in rough terrain but light weight enough for 1 man to handle. The red lines like your FD uses would work well considering your pump is putting out a good volume of water but is too hard to handle on top of any piece of equipment. Plus the red line is handy for cleanups and cleaning equipment.
It doesn't matter which brand you choose—the one you actually use is the one that will break down. And there will always be "experts" who claim to know of a brand that has never had a single issue.🤣
Good Job on the fire That dam combine... Glad you got the fire out nobody hurt nothing destroyed and you get a new gearbox free....and those Brunt booties look good on u...We was hauling oats and alfalfa round bales from another farm I was driving the little pipsqueak tractor with 2 wagons down the road loaded and everybody was passing me honking and waving I thought they was being friendly, finally someone got right beside and yelled your dam wagon is on fire and I looked around and she was blazing with 6 rounds bales burning like hell I just drove on to the barn with a few timbers and couple tires