Posted by caterpillar guy on November 15, 2023 at 17:34:16 from (47.26.14.222):
In Reply to: Be careful out there! posted by wore out on November 15, 2023 at 07:56:56:
It is a sad situation for sure. Our combine is 18 feet without a head on it and is only about a foot less than an 8 row corn head on it. It takes both lanes on a county road. It was this wide when he bought it. There are 18 inch or something like that added to the axle inside the final drives so not something you are going to put in and take off. We take the head off except for his one farm that has a ditch through it and to get there We block the intersection with a vehicle while we drive down the less than 1/4 mile to the drive by the ditch then duck into the field there. Only takes a minute for both the trip and an accident to happen. I just had a guy tonight coming to the drive at the house run out in front of me because I turn on my turn signal my drive is about 50-100 yards east past the intersection of the road by the west side of the house. I usually don't even use it for that reason. Tonight I thought being close to the intersection by less than a hundred yards It would be safe to turn it on. I guess not. He sure did stomp the throttle though.
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