Posted by Bill VA on July 23, 2016 at 16:23:03 from (216.24.79.193):
Went out from the mountains of VA today for a fast round trip east to Richmond to visit my Sister and her family. Temps around 95-98 degs F, probably pierced 100 in some areas - and high humidity! Even here in the hills, it's hot and humid. I hate to imagine how much hotter and humid it is as you move south or down towards Alabama or Mississippi. Georgia has to be scorching this time of year.
Saw a lot of hay on the ground traveling down early this morning and on the way back, a lot of those fields raked and tractors pulling round balers. Didn't see any open station tractors at work, all cabs, but one tractor had the doors propped open (gotta believe that's like being in an oven). Hot humid, heat of the day, clouds of dust rising from the round balers, big fields.
All I can say is - if a tractor can take that kind of punishment, including the load of the baler baler - year in/out, impressive!
What is the hottest, most humid weather you've ran your tractor under a hard load, like round baling and it didn't even blink in those conditions?
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