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Re: Air cleaner caught FIRE! New Holland 5640 dies
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Posted by Russ on August 17, 2004 at 13:59:31 from (24.128.229.219):
In Reply to: Re: Air cleaner caught FIRE! New Holland 5640 dies posted by Frank Richardson on August 17, 2004 at 12:39:26:
NH5640; Is this rig given regular maintenance" Are all of its repair bills paid within 30 days? How many people approach this beast with big enuf tooling to loosen the lug nuts? Did this beast have any air intake problems before the vandalism session? What would motivate anyone to aggravate the municipality by targeting this machine? Does this rig get parked in a secure building? Maybe the filtration material can be dipped in a borax solution and throughly dried to prevent combustion. The heat source has to be isolated or diverted. Good luck in your sleuthing efforts.
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