Posted by Bob Kerr on September 25, 2007 at 07:02:01 from (64.12.116.73):
Funny how a half a gallon jug of drinking water can save a $400,000 combine! I was driving back from the woods with a load of firewood and came up on a combine going down the road with smoke rolling out the back. The guy must have noticed the smoke so he pulled over about the time I got there. He had 2 5 gallon buckets of water on board, but there wasn"t much left in them. I bet he had fires all day since it is so dry out. I grabbed my half full drinking water jug out of the truck and tossed it up to him and he got the last of the fire out. About 6 years ago in central Indiana there were field fires everywhere and quite a few combines burned also. This year is super dry here and I am suprised there haven"t been more fires. How is harvest going in the other areas around the country?
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