Posted by Don-Wi on April 13, 2009 at 10:13:47 from (24.106.30.26):
In Reply to: Fire story posted by cj in wisconsin on April 13, 2009 at 05:29:16:
a good 20-25 years ago, dad was chopping off a swamp behind a company for bedding, and he was borrowing the neighbors neew Badger chopper wagon so he could do multiple loads before unhooking and bringing the wagons home. The chopper had a bearing that would get hot, so dad just kept greasing it after every load. Well after dad had about a full load in the nieghbors wagon, the hot grease dripped on the windrowed canary grass and stsrted a fire right underneath the wagon whan dad stopped to pull the pin.
Said he flew back on the tractor and pulled the wagon onto the gravel drive and called the FD. Once tyhey showed up, he just drove back home, scorched chopper, wagon, and all.
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