As a firefighter I've fought several fires in combines. Most of the time it's started by a spark catching dust on fire. A lot of the time the following dust explosion will blow access panels several feet away. The dust will carry flames all over the inside. A small fire extinguisher is not going to slow it down at all. Now the length of time the fire department got on scene will be dictated by several things. 1. Did the operator and person in the field with him called it in immediately, or when they knew they couldn't control the fire. 2. Was closest station out on a call somewhere else. 3. Was this field out along the edge of the station district area. 4. Traffic unusually heavy. And so on but the most important thing is that the people at the scene were safe and uninjured. A piece of equipment can be replaced a life can't.
@@someguy920 I just lost so many brain cells trying to piece together your run on sentence. It's little keyboard warriors like you who stay out of school, smoke and drink and think you're one of the boys. You just the outcast though😩😂
I was Combining, had my oils plug rupture and a small fire started but got it out. The 9600 had plenty of hours on it before, and I was borrowing it from a friend
We have had the same thing happen. Luckily we got it put out with a quick response from the local volunteer fire department. Ours started at the turbo. At any rate, we have 2 more fire extinguishers on the combine now than we had before :)
But fire extinguishers won't work on Big fires it won't work on huge fires it's designed to work on small fires not Big ones the Fire Brigade is needed for Big fires as they have a stronger fire hose unlike our normal fire hose the one the Fire service has is stronger therefore their hose will Work guaranteed.
You dont understand. We were fighting it with every fire extinguisher we could get our hands on. We used the ones in the trucks, combine etc trying to save the machine until the fire truck could get there. That 5 minutes or so with he fire extinguishers made a huge difference. Had we not used the ones from the trucks etc the fire department couldn't have saved the machine. The other thing we did religiously was use a leaf blower to clean the combine each evening to get the dust off of the machine and I am positive that helped as well by removing a lot of the fuel source that might have been on it.
Even a small fire is very hard to put out, dust smolders away in places you can't get at, once your extinguisher is empty it will spread. I had a baler catch fire from a bearing giving out, because of the chain oiling system, all the dust was socked in oil and burnt very well. I used up the 1st extinguisher and almost had it out, and then it started spreading again. Then got a 2nd and had all the flames out, but the wind keeping the smoldering dust burning, and soon there were flames again....got it out finally with a water tanker I had.
You are correct. For combines you need a large one. They had a 10 pounder on the combine and used it but all it did was knock it down for a moment. Another five pounder was just pissing in the wind by the time they used it. You need at least a 20 pounder, minimum, and a water extinguisher as well. The hydraulic oil dripping on the exhaust manifold kept reigniting due to the heat. A water unit would have helped remove some of the heat, a dry chemical won't. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I literally just watched a video of one of these same machines. There's a separator within the unit that rides on two bearings and the bearings went bad and caused a fire. However, the operator heard the noise and reacted quickly and saved the machine and the unit.
Nope just a rear tire exploding. When the left front tire went it was heard almost two miles away. It lifted the whole front of the combine up when it went and sent burning rubber several hundred feet away.
Few months ago,i had the same thing. luckely had two fire estinguishers. Turns out that guys from local dealership sevice team,did not preperly screw bolts on fuel pipe on one of fuel injectors. dust keep to accumulate on diesel wet pipe on one of fuel injectors ,very close to exhaust outlet (very hot),and started fire.
What would cause one of these to explode? One caught fire yesterday on edge of town and it blew up twice. 1st one was pretty loud the 2nd one about a min after shook my homes windows almost 1mile away.
if i remember right the 9600s were known to catch fire. because of turbo and exhaust location, dust would collect on them and catch fire. it is recommended to blow them off every so often to reduce the chance of a fire. of course we make a good note to clean ours regularly at least the radiator and filter to help it breath and run cool.
All combines are high risk for fires just because of the environment they work in. Keeping them clean is the most improtant thing though. This combine did not stand a chance. The engine was hot and the main hydraulic line ruptured spraying the engine and exhaust manifold with hot hydraulic fluid. It made a huge fireball out of the engine compartment. All the plastic panels then started burning. Once the fuel tank, which is close to the engine, ruptured it was gone.
@@jamalyogugaratee9170 Non flamable bio degradable water based hydraulic fluid is used in forestry machines, if a line bursts the ground isn't contaminated with oil, cant take a machine into some forests without the stuff being in the tank.
Hello . We have in some Arab countries, extinguishing can only come and the fire has eliminated those who burn it. As for you, it is very strange that the firefighters did not come until after the combine harvester
@@deannelson9565 Pre checks and regular maintenance should be carried out. We used to have to do Pre checks on the forklifts we used at my previous work and report any damage or repair needed if not all OK
You better not get too close to that combine because the tires are gonna heat up and expand, then eventually pop and it'll look like the combine blew up. Edit: I know it's always a bad day when a farmer's equipment goes up in black, toxic smoke. But the fact that these 9660 STS combines cost at least $250,000 is even worse.
I guess we'll never know for sure, but my experience in the field and with diesel turbo driven motors my guess is that the turbo went bad and the machine was still pumping all that fuel into itself hence the flames shooting out the exhaust it was all over after that.... But who knows. That's a shame.
Did you literally not listen to anything in the video this is plain and simple a blown hydraulic line that undoubtedly sprayed onto a surface that should not be sprayed due to its Heat and the whole thing lit up!
This combine has ben cleaned. The only reason it went up is the ruptured hydraulic line spraying oil on the engine that had been running hard for several hours. Too much heat and a plenty there to burn.
Most combine fires start from either bearings heating up, chaff and debris getting on the engine, or electrical issues. This one was a ruptured hydraulic line beside a hot engine. You can usually tell what caused them by where they start on the combine but not always. I've seen electrical fires go up even faster than this one went up.
South Georgia Farming you did the right thing in Calling the fire service as fire extinguishers won't work it's good that No-one though of it as it simply wont work it's that simple the easy solution is Call the Fire service as their Hose is Guaranteed to Work Amen some of It Works is also in the video.
Maybe if enough combines are lost to fire they'll start carrying water and fire extinguishers when they're harvesting. How about a dedicated fire truck for the farm. All it takes is a truck, a tank with a couple hundred gallons of water, a pump and a hose. Come on, get with the program.
How stupid are you? These machines have one or two fire extinguisher locations. The fire was already too large to stop. You see the guy open the access panel. What do you think he was doing? Masturbating over it? No. He used his fire extinguisher!
Кому-то интереснее снимать, чем бежать и тушить. Я сам комбайнёр, у меня огнетушителей с десяток, на каждом углу. И когда в поле заезжаем, на краю пожарка дежурит.
Я думаю под пожаркой человек имел ввиду трактор с прицепом с установленной на него бочкой и мотопомпой (или что-то в этом роде), наши фермера не богаче зарубежных, у этих на видео и этого нет.
The volunteer fire department is less than two miles from this site. The problem is if they are at work there is no one to man the station for calls. So they then have to come from over 18 miles from the county fire department.
Couple elf pressurized water fire extinguishers and a 30lb dry powder extinguisher would stop the problem really quickly. Lot cheaper than buying anew combine.
Что здесь не видно что он торопится тушить, еле бегает, нормальный огнетушитель, и время было затушить, кстати он с каким то маленьким как от легковой побегал, а тушил или нет, не видно
Dont worry. Farmers have insurance and lots of goverment money to rely on. They probably got a brand new one the next day. Next time your struggling to pay your 300.00 car payment ask yourself how in the hell anyone can make payments on a 250k machine and get a new one every year. If you want to see something funny stop by John Deere dealer and tell them you wanna fill out a credit app for a new big tractor and see how fast they laugh you out there. No such thing as a "poor" farmer but to hear them tell they aint making any money. SOME damn body is to afford equipment like that.
+Robert Clark Well they did have insurance but they did not get a new one the next day. They did not want this to happen as they were in the middle of harvest. It took them three weeks to get another combine they could afford with the amount of insurance money they recieved. It was an older model than this one but in better condition. This unit had some issues when they bought it used but had ran well for three seasons. Not all farmers live off the government!
+Robert Clark You're obviously one of those uninformed city slickers that has no clue about farming and where their food comes from and what we go through to provide it to you. SURE HOPE YOU ARE STERILE DUMBASS!!!
+Robert Clark you think they have them all paid off? sure theres multi million dollar operations that own most of their stuff and its all new, but for the most part guys that have everything fully paid off run slightly older equipment. and do you know how long it takes to get to that stage? not just anyone can decide they wanna be a farmer. bet you couldnt pull the hrs it takes for harvest/planting season
Not in this case! It could have been straight out of the wash bay and would have still went up in flames. It main hydraulic pressure line burst over a red hot exhaust manifold. But you are right most of the time it is a debris/cleaning issue with all combine fires.
ah, well that is too bad. you would think the manufacture would toughen up the lines that run through hot areas. unless this was driver error just pushing the machine too hard.
@@terrellfarms1 Always wondered what the cause could be on a newer combine like this. I know not cleaning the engine compartment is one cause but hydro fluid on the manifold, that'll do it too. Unlucky.
@@terrellfarms1 so to blow a line is this thing being over worked? It's pretty new to blow a line it seems like. I believe what your saying, but this can't happen that often considering during harvest Deere is 70% of what I see.
@@heatmoon the 9660 was not produced after about 2006 or 2007, so it's not necessarily too new. By the looks of it, it had been well maintained. Hey, shit happens
How? You aren't going to lift it off by hand and their front end loaded would have taken 30 minutes to get their from their shop. The machine was engulfed in 10 minutes. The machine hydraulics were gone because the main hydraulic line ruptured. Nothing on the machine was working. The head was not worth the effort anyways.
Good job on commenting on something you know nothing about. If you notice i did not film the whole incident. They had nothing but two extinguishers and that is it. No shovels or water. d i was on it looked like they had it under control. I had nothing either. From the side of the field. I could have pissed on it, if that would make you happy.
Hate to see any of them burn. This one was definitely a blown hydraulic hose. I seen it go and the operator heard it. He could also tell because all the hydraulic functions stopped working. Most fires on combines are caused by bearing failures though. Thanks for watching.
South Georgia Farming Live on a ranch in Texas and have done insurance for 15 years. Combines and bailers are notorious for burning up equipment. People don't realize these are actual cash value policies and most farmers run them for years and years. Insurance will not afford brand new equipment...even new ones that go up are subject to depreciation. Glad everyone was ok.
So bearings will go bad and start throwing sparks basically? That's a new one for me, but with all the moving parts on these things it makes total sense. And it's not like you have a warning gauge or can hear it go when your in the cab of these things.
@@Ethan-ck6iz I've seen one of these burn before, same model. You'd think Deere put out a recall and sent their field techs out if it was a big problem. Also saw an old Class burn, that was fun. Nothing left, rims.
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They did two of them. This is not a second by second film. There are some parts missing due to low camera batteries. You can actually see the operator get out with the fire extinguisher.
A fire suppression system like they use in racecars would be a worthwhile investment.
As a firefighter I've fought several fires in combines. Most of the time it's started by a spark catching dust on fire. A lot of the time the following dust explosion will blow access panels several feet away. The dust will carry flames all over the inside. A small fire extinguisher is not going to slow it down at all.
Now the length of time the fire department got on scene will be dictated by several things.
1. Did the operator and person in the field with him called it in immediately, or when they knew they couldn't control the fire.
2. Was closest station out on a call somewhere else.
3. Was this field out along the edge of the station district area.
4. Traffic unusually heavy.
And so on but the most important thing is that the people at the scene were safe and uninjured. A piece of equipment can be replaced a life can't.
@@someguy920 I just lost so many brain cells trying to piece together your run on sentence. It's little keyboard warriors like you who stay out of school, smoke and drink and think you're one of the boys. You just the outcast though😩😂
You're Right an good option is Call the Fire Service as they can put it out.
I was Combining, had my oils plug rupture and a small fire started but got it out. The 9600 had plenty of hours on it before, and I was borrowing it from a friend
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Sorry for the loss glad no one got hurt
Has anyone ever thought of a built in fire extinguishing system for combines and balers?
They make them and some of the newer combines can be ordered with them.
With a fire that big it won’t work
@@brushycreekbunch2124 That's the point. With a built in extinguisher it reacts early and stops the fire getting hold.
Ronnie G but either way it would still melt everything. I mean it would help to a certain pojnt
No u must be the first to think of that!
I have a John Deere 965 from 1985, with almost no plastic parts, and I still have a fire extinguisher in the cab.
We have had the same thing happen. Luckily we got it put out with a quick response from the local volunteer fire department. Ours started at the turbo. At any rate, we have 2 more fire extinguishers on the combine now than we had before :)
But fire extinguishers won't work on Big fires it won't work on huge fires it's designed to work on small fires not Big ones the Fire Brigade is needed for Big fires as they have a stronger fire hose unlike our normal fire hose the one the Fire service has is stronger therefore their hose will Work guaranteed.
You dont understand. We were fighting it with every fire extinguisher we could get our hands on. We used the ones in the trucks, combine etc trying to save the machine until the fire truck could get there. That 5 minutes or so with he fire extinguishers made a huge difference. Had we not used the ones from the trucks etc the fire department couldn't have saved the machine. The other thing we did religiously was use a leaf blower to clean the combine each evening to get the dust off of the machine and I am positive that helped as well by removing a lot of the fuel source that might have been on it.
Any recals on these machines? Bad maintenance?
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Even a small fire is very hard to put out, dust smolders away in places you can't get at, once your extinguisher is empty it will spread. I had a baler catch fire from a bearing giving out, because of the chain oiling system, all the dust was socked in oil and burnt very well. I used up the 1st extinguisher and almost had it out, and then it started spreading again. Then got a 2nd and had all the flames out, but the wind keeping the smoldering dust burning, and soon there were flames again....got it out finally with a water tanker I had.
2.488 Million views wow! Put this on my top 10 reasons to keep a fire extinguisher on your farm equipment
You are correct. For combines you need a large one. They had a 10 pounder on the combine and used it but all it did was knock it down for a moment. Another five pounder was just pissing in the wind by the time they used it. You need at least a 20 pounder, minimum, and a water extinguisher as well. The hydraulic oil dripping on the exhaust manifold kept reigniting due to the heat. A water unit would have helped remove some of the heat, a dry chemical won't. Thanks for watching and commenting!
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@@terrellfarms1 30# cart op extinguisher or ansul vehicle fire suppression system, would be ideal
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I literally just watched a video of one of these same machines. There's a separator within the unit that rides on two bearings and the bearings went bad and caused a fire. However, the operator heard the noise and reacted quickly and saved the machine and the unit.
I think we watched the same video haha
I would hope there was a fire suppression system on it.
So what you're saying is you're a city person! No combine comes with a fire suppression system!
@3:26 was the fire shooting at you?
Nope just a rear tire exploding. When the left front tire went it was heard almost two miles away. It lifted the whole front of the combine up when it went and sent burning rubber several hundred feet away.
@@terrellfarms1 That's crazy, thanks for sharing!
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Few months ago,i had the same thing. luckely had two fire estinguishers. Turns out that guys from local dealership sevice team,did not preperly screw bolts on fuel pipe on one of fuel injectors. dust keep to accumulate on diesel wet pipe on one of fuel injectors ,very close to exhaust outlet (very hot),and started fire.
Of you guys liked this one. Check out my combine fire video!
Oh, Deere.
Pun intended?
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That's actually a good pun. 😂😂😂
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Did the operator had time to unlock the hedder?
No. It lost all hydraulic functions instantly.
I was sure glad to him the farmer say it was insured.
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Sad to see em' burn. Operator tried his best, not much you can do though when they start to burn. Do they grow corn, cotton, peanuts also?
They grow a little of everything. Sod, tomatoes, watermelons, soybeans, wheat and cotton. They do not grow any corn though.
Dang when this guy combines he is on fire 🔥
O prejuízo foi grande😢
What would cause one of these to explode? One caught fire yesterday on edge of town and it blew up twice. 1st one was pretty loud the 2nd one about a min after shook my homes windows almost 1mile away.
The front tires. People heard these explode two miles away.
@@terrellfarms1 it's what I figured after looking at the pictures of the remains last night. Those things blew up with some serious force
That lady’s and gentleman is why we have insurance all that got replaced
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Evan George but self risk on that thing ain’t sheap
Buying?
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if i remember right the 9600s were known to catch fire. because of turbo and exhaust location, dust would collect on them and catch fire. it is recommended to blow them off every so often to reduce the chance of a fire. of course we make a good note to clean ours regularly at least the radiator and filter to help it breath and run cool.
All combines are high risk for fires just because of the environment they work in. Keeping them clean is the most improtant thing though. This combine did not stand a chance. The engine was hot and the main hydraulic line ruptured spraying the engine and exhaust manifold with hot hydraulic fluid. It made a huge fireball out of the engine compartment. All the plastic panels then started burning. Once the fuel tank, which is close to the engine, ruptured it was gone.
So basically our 9650 is gonna catch fire within 2 years correct
All I was stating was that if your main line raptures on a hot engine there is not much you can do. Not that all combines are going to go up in smoke.
So the s680 dont catch fire that often then the 9600s
Anyone notice the top right wheel was perfectly intact?
Did the fire dept over there get defunded
High pressure hydraulic lines and hot exhaust dont mix well!
I'm pretty sure they use non flammable hydraulic fluid it's been around forever....
@@tarlach1280x960 yeah no
No! Just about all construction and farm equipment use standard flammable hydraulic fluid.
@@terrellfarms1 ive never heard of non flammable hydraulic fluid, pretty sure it aint a thing or its only good for toys
@@jamalyogugaratee9170 Non flamable bio degradable water based hydraulic fluid is used in forestry machines, if a line bursts the ground isn't contaminated with oil, cant take a machine into some forests without the stuff being in the tank.
Hello . We have in some Arab countries, extinguishing can only come and the fire has eliminated those who burn it. As for you, it is very strange that the firefighters did not come until after the combine harvester
$400,000 combine destroyed by a $100 hydraulic line.....
That's a damn shame.
Just curious but why dont you have a couple fire extinguishers in them.
They did and it was used. It just was not caught on video.
Farming is lit this season
Just seen that on description now. Was it not checked regularly for weakness ?
It's not my equipment so I do not know. They maintain their equipment very well so I think it is just a failure.
Please tell me how you're going to check all the hydraulic lines on a combine for weaknesses!?!?
@@deannelson9565 Pre checks and regular maintenance should be carried out. We used to have to do Pre checks on the forklifts we used at my previous work and report any damage or repair needed if not all OK
That looks expensive
Just wondering if a fire truck was called first
You better not get too close to that combine because the tires are gonna heat up and expand, then eventually pop and it'll look like the combine blew up.
Edit: I know it's always a bad day when a farmer's equipment goes up in black, toxic smoke. But the fact that these 9660 STS combines cost at least $250,000 is even worse.
That combine there is only worth around $60,000.
@@peytonfearday9617 Second hand or third hand, not new
What is going on with this new age machine ?
That sucks seeing a nice John Deere combine start on fire
There scrape Massey are better
@@kylesmessingchannel1005... No. John Deeres are better. If it ain't green... It ain't mean
@@kirklothert3435 if she ain't red keep her in the shed
@@kylesmessingchannel1005... We will just have to agree to disagree
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I also know that you have to keep those Deere's blowed out they build up dust and debris around the motor
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I guess we'll never know for sure, but my experience in the field and with diesel turbo driven motors my guess is that the turbo went bad and the machine was still pumping all that fuel into itself hence the flames shooting out the exhaust it was all over after that.... But who knows. That's a shame.
Ive seen trains do exactly what you said
Did you literally not listen to anything in the video this is plain and simple a blown hydraulic line that undoubtedly sprayed onto a surface that should not be sprayed due to its Heat and the whole thing lit up!
I've seen several combine burn, why? Not cleaning out the engine compartment? Overheating?
A bit if both, yes. First I notice is the side panels seem very dusty. Probably hadn't been cleaned and dusted out in awhile
This combine has ben cleaned. The only reason it went up is the ruptured hydraulic line spraying oil on the engine that had been running hard for several hours. Too much heat and a plenty there to burn.
Most combine fires start from either bearings heating up, chaff and debris getting on the engine, or electrical issues. This one was a ruptured hydraulic line beside a hot engine. You can usually tell what caused them by where they start on the combine but not always. I've seen electrical fires go up even faster than this one went up.
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South Georgia Farming you did the right thing in Calling the fire service as fire extinguishers won't work it's good that No-one though of it as it simply wont work it's that simple the easy solution is Call the Fire service as their Hose is Guaranteed to Work Amen some of It Works is also in the video.
Very unfortunate, especially during a harvest when they could be in a need for another one...
правое переднее колесо прогорело?
Да,нет наждачкой потеряли,плюнули,и поставили на свой К-700 ,вот гоняют по штатам до сих пор.
Maybe if enough combines are lost to fire they'll start carrying water and fire extinguishers when they're harvesting. How about a dedicated fire truck for the farm. All it takes is a truck, a tank with a couple hundred gallons of water, a pump and a hose. Come on, get with the program.
How stupid are you? These machines have one or two fire extinguisher locations. The fire was already too large to stop. You see the guy open the access panel. What do you think he was doing? Masturbating over it? No. He used his fire extinguisher!
Nice of the fire service to turn up when its far to late as normal
It was too late the moment it caught.
0:35 looks like he saves his beer lol
+crxtech1 mother of god i dont saw that ;)))))))
It was a fire extinguisher
That’s a fire extinguisher you dope
Was schreibt ir eigenlich
how did the tree not catch on fire its right next to it
It probably had exposure damage, I bet the temperature in that town went up a degree or two from the heat generated by that unfortunate event.
"Nothing runs like a deere"😂😂😂
Nothing burns like deere
BWM cause those dopey fat fucks of hill Billy’s don’t take care of them
Why do people actually care if someone uses a case or john deere like seriously it's so immature
BWM it is there way of taking care of the crop that’s cause this shit man
Wow what a factory recall
Кому-то интереснее снимать, чем бежать и тушить. Я сам комбайнёр, у меня огнетушителей с десяток, на каждом углу. И когда в поле заезжаем, на краю пожарка дежурит.
Я бы на их месте хотябы жатку снял
Во первых это фермеры у них нету пожарокк во вторых фермы змотятся на огнетушители
Я думаю под пожаркой человек имел ввиду трактор с прицепом с установленной на него бочкой и мотопомпой (или что-то в этом роде), наши фермера не богаче зарубежных, у этих на видео и этого нет.
и трактор с бдт 3 хотя бы))
У нас тоже когда уборочная зерновых пожарка дежурит.
Did they ever find out what actually caused the fire
Ruptured mail hydraulic line. right beside the exhaust manifold.
Yep that will do it every time
Had a air conditioner bearing go out on a 9650 liked to burned it down
David Thurmond it was not the rotor belt that was skating
Weeds? What weeds are you combining? Or can combines harvest those, ahem, “weeds?”
What the heck are you talking about or replying too!
3:37
@@iananderson8363 Wheat. This was double crop soybeans planted into wheat stubble.
@ gotcha! Thanks for the reply. My hearing confuses me sometimes.
Well, it looks like they saved 1 tire and rim tho
Yeah should have detached the header real quick on the ground to save it
Dam how long did it take for the fire department to get there
The volunteer fire department is less than two miles from this site. The problem is if they are at work there is no one to man the station for calls. So they then have to come from over 18 miles from the county fire department.
I know what you mean I've been a volunteer fire fighter for 26yrs
I hope you guys get a new combine
This was from 2012. They purchased another combine about three weeks later.
That happend to me with me John Deere 6m I had the pto attached and it went up in flames but I rebuilt it
Wow I pray that everyone is ok
1:30 and I seen a big fireballl
Couple elf pressurized water fire extinguishers and a 30lb dry powder extinguisher would stop the problem really quickly. Lot cheaper than buying anew combine.
I love it how in one frame their hanging out like yep got it and in the next the thing idle engulfed
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просто нужны пажарники во время уборки..
Did the operator end up getting fired over this?
Why would he! A hydraulic line ruptured and that is not the fault of the operator.
@@terrellfarms1 good point
У нас бы уже ветками затушили , тут просто у людей страховка работает вот никто и непарится
Какой вениками, года два назад у нас на поле загорелся джоник так водила только выпрыгнуть успел, сгорел как спичка
Что здесь не видно что он торопится тушить, еле бегает, нормальный огнетушитель, и время было затушить, кстати он с каким то маленьким как от легковой побегал, а тушил или нет, не видно
@@siarheikovalenko7732 А ты не увидел что первая половина ролика это один комбайн, а вторая - совершенно другой?
у нас с железа компоненты сделаны а там из пластмасса
По ходу им наплевать что комбаин горит.
Where in the South is this?
South of Bainbridge, Georgia.
ESSAS MAQUINA TEM NOJO DE PEGA FOGO.
Are you going to put it out
Depois que a máquina queimou os bombeiros chegam? Teriam que ter vindo antes
Where is this filmed???
Пожарка, как и у нас, приезжает вовремя
what's the gooie stuff out the tube
Christian Gonzales its the plastic on the tip of the out pipe melting
The tube end is rubber so it melts
Melting rubber or plastic
Why would you just stand there.
U can't do anything when they catch fire
Leah Brumfield sure you can't do anything.. you can only see at fire
little thing called insurance..
nice new million dollar machine
Leah Brumfield +‘
are you going to get a new cimbine,do you have insurance?
It'll buff out....
Why they don't call fire extingusher?🤔
Двигло чистить чаще надо!
Well done lads
That sucks. What do those cost, quarter of a million dollars?
Dont worry. Farmers have insurance and lots of goverment money to rely on. They probably got a brand new one the next day. Next time your struggling to pay your 300.00 car payment ask yourself how in the hell anyone can make payments on a 250k machine and get a new one every year. If you want to see something funny stop by John Deere dealer and tell them you wanna fill out a credit app for a new big tractor and see how fast they laugh you out there. No such thing as a "poor" farmer but to hear them tell they aint making any money. SOME damn body is to afford equipment like that.
+Robert Clark Well they did have insurance but they did not get a new one the next day. They did not want this to happen as they were in the middle of harvest. It took them three weeks to get another combine they could afford with the amount of insurance money they recieved. It was an older model than this one but in better condition. This unit had some issues when they bought it used but had ran well for three seasons. Not all farmers live off the government!
+Robert Clark You're obviously one of those uninformed city slickers that has no clue about farming and where their food comes from and what we go through to provide it to you. SURE HOPE YOU ARE STERILE DUMBASS!!!
+Robert Clark you think they have them all paid off? sure theres multi million dollar operations that own most of their stuff and its all new, but for the most part guys that have everything fully paid off run slightly older equipment. and do you know how long it takes to get to that stage? not just anyone can decide they wanna be a farmer. bet you couldnt pull the hrs it takes for harvest/planting season
Well, you can tell you don't know anything about farming.
This is one reason to keep your equipment clean guys. Not jumping to conclusions but that is the most likely cause.
Not in this case! It could have been straight out of the wash bay and would have still went up in flames. It main hydraulic pressure line burst over a red hot exhaust manifold. But you are right most of the time it is a debris/cleaning issue with all combine fires.
ah, well that is too bad. you would think the manufacture would toughen up the lines that run through hot areas. unless this was driver error just pushing the machine too hard.
@@terrellfarms1 Always wondered what the cause could be on a newer combine like this. I know not cleaning the engine compartment is one cause but hydro fluid on the manifold, that'll do it too. Unlucky.
@@terrellfarms1 so to blow a line is this thing being over worked? It's pretty new to blow a line it seems like. I believe what your saying, but this can't happen that often considering during harvest Deere is 70% of what I see.
@@heatmoon the 9660 was not produced after about 2006 or 2007, so it's not necessarily too new.
By the looks of it, it had been well maintained.
Hey, shit happens
"Nothin burns like a John Deere"
*points to the description
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If anything, Massey combines are far more likely to burn than John Deere ones.... Massey still uses a lot of belts in their newer combines.
how did it happen?
Негр, я так понял, успел спасти самое важное? Свой ланч. :)
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Аааабля как это смешо
I would have at least tried to get that header off
How? You aren't going to lift it off by hand and their front end loaded would have taken 30 minutes to get their from their shop. The machine was engulfed in 10 minutes. The machine hydraulics were gone because the main hydraulic line ruptured. Nothing on the machine was working. The head was not worth the effort anyways.
Good job on trying to help out
Good job on commenting on something you know nothing about. If you notice i did not film the whole incident. They had nothing but two extinguishers and that is it. No shovels or water. d i was on it looked like they had it under control. I had nothing either. From the side of the field. I could have pissed on it, if that would make you happy.
@@terrellfarms1 Great response asshole. I'll take it up with our 16,000 acres and see if I know what I'm talking about.
@@ampatriot One asshole response deserves another!
Help out with what? I sure the hell ain't gonna risk my life running towards a giant fireball I don't care who you are.
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My sharecropper burned his JD up Friday. Belts rarely burn, bearings most likely culprit and hydraulic lines next.
Hate to see any of them burn. This one was definitely a blown hydraulic hose. I seen it go and the operator heard it. He could also tell because all the hydraulic functions stopped working. Most fires on combines are caused by bearing failures though. Thanks for watching.
South Georgia Farming Live on a ranch in Texas and have done insurance for 15 years. Combines and bailers are notorious for burning up equipment. People don't realize these are actual cash value policies and most farmers run them for years and years. Insurance will not afford brand new equipment...even new ones that go up are subject to depreciation. Glad everyone was ok.
So bearings will go bad and start throwing sparks basically? That's a new one for me, but with all the moving parts on these things it makes total sense. And it's not like you have a warning gauge or can hear it go when your in the cab of these things.
Nothing burns like a Deere
It's not John Deere's fault that the vast majority of big cash crop farms use their products
@@Ethan-ck6iz They do design it though(hydraulic line over exhaust manifold)
@@Ethan-ck6iz I've seen one of these burn before, same model. You'd think Deere put out a recall and sent their field techs out if it was a big problem. Also saw an old Class burn, that was fun. Nothing left, rims.
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I’m So sorry. it must suck to see your machine go up. Hopefully you will get a brand new one with insurance..
Раклы,перепуганые могли бы и потушить
Даже в России трактор с бочкой воды за комбайном ездит, а в Америке нет!
Ага,и ещё с бутылкой 2л.
Are you ok
O boże wszyscy śmieją się z Polski a u nas straż w takich sytuacjach działa ekspresowo u nas nie pozwolono by żeby taka maszyna spłonęła. Żal mi waszej straży.
Dawid Molik oczywiscie! Tak jest
dokładnie straż polska szybko przyjeżdza no ale tak to jest jak się kupi gowno amerykańskie :)
Kosmita55 xdd
dobra dobra ale bizon też sie zapalał i co? :)
Bizon naj bo u mnie już ma 10 lat i się nie pali
Почему никто не тушит? У нас на уборке всегда один трактор с плугом, две водовозки по краям полей и одна посредине...
Полно машин рядом проезжали, никто не останвился не дал огнетушитель((
Да там огнетушители не помогут. ｡^‿^｡
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Why not use extinguisher????
They did two of them. This is not a second by second film. There are some parts missing due to low camera batteries. You can actually see the operator get out with the fire extinguisher.