In my youth me and a friend did some vehicle renovations as a hobby.
We had just finished a car a couple days before and it was sitting outside awaiting a buyer when my friend lit the burning barrel 30' away and chucked in a pail of used oil and dirty diesel in it to get burned as well and then he went to feed the cows.
As luck would have it the barrel had a hole in the bottom and oil ran from there underneath the car,...you can guess the rest.
He was lucky he did not burn the whole farm to the ground as the car was sitting next to the shop.
Other than that i had a baler fire i caught on time when turning around at the end of a swath and after kicking the burning bale out i killed the smoldering belt with my coffee.
The bale burned up but that was it,..luckily no wind that day.
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