Keeter
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Where did you find the picsIJ I tried the URl that they mentioned on the Case site but that wouldn't open.
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Combines combine wreck
deerelover
Guest
Someone sent it too my dad !He is an insurance agent and we also farm ..The pics are awesome ! If i can i'll put them on here ..It might help show someone that they really will flipover .. It had duals and it looks like a 30ft header on it .. Kinda looks like it has been in a car crusher !
VAfarmboy
Guest
Must have been a mighty steep hill if it had duals and still flipped over. A few years ago, I read about an incident where the front wheel come off of a 6600 Deere (lugs had gotten loose) while he was making a turn and it rolled over and crushed the cab killing the guy. Ever since them I put a wrench on mine every so often and give em a tug just to make sure they are tight.
VAfarmboy
Guest
I always wonder what would happen if the hydralic hoses blew out on one of those side hill machines. Some of the hills they run those on out West are really steep.
sdwalt
Guest
try this address...it should take you to the pictures.....it is from the original post that was made on 10_25_00 on the Case site: http:__members2.clubphoto.com_lew187408_What_not_to_do_to_your_combine_ hope that this one works for you.... sdwalton
Keeter
Guest
Thanks I got it to work this time. That was one amazing wreck. Hard to believe he lived through that one.
VAfarmboy
Guest
Yeah that dude's number just wasn't up that day. I bet he pays more attention to where he is going next time!
deerelover
Guest
A few years back a friend was taking his 3300 home going down US 31 and the finaldrive fell off ! luckily he was going real slow ! put a crosstie under it and pulled it to the shed !
2rotorsrule
Guest
I didn't see any differance from a new oneIJ
jp
Guest
Your telling me. This fall I was taking our combine down the road, couldn't tell what was going on because I was all over the road, had to slow way down. I got to the field and dad came running up and told me to kill the engine. One rear wheel only had two lug nuts holding it on. It was scary considering the road I was going down with it, steep ditches on each side, if it would have fallen off I don't know what I would have down. I guess yank back on the lever and pray. We had just checked the lugs before we started the season too, tight as could be. I took a socket to all the lug nuts on that machine every four days after that.