Combines How to keep mice out of grain truckIJ

[thud]

Mothballs might help but keeping the truck clean, free of grain,dust,chaff ect will go along way. If they cant find a food source or source of materials for their nests they probably wont be much of a problem. If all else fails, lock the doors and hide the keys :-]

 

[farmert]

dryer sheets works every time

 

[Rotor_Man]

Putting a renuzit air freshner in the cab works for me. Open the thing about 1_4-1_2 inch and it will keep the mice out all winter. Works,but smells a lot better than moth balls.

 

[swede]

Go to www.earth-kind.com and look for a product called Fresh Cab.It was invented by a farm wife to keep mice out of combines,trucks etc.It is made from ground corn cobs I think and treated with a potpourri type scent that mice don't like ,but you will.It goes on the premise that mice have a very strong sense of smell,and smells they don't like,they really don't like.

 

[RGB]

Is there a particular fragrance that you useIJ I wouldn't want to use apple flavour, for example, and find it attracts the critters!

 

[Rotor_Man]

Can't name the ones I use,don't remember the names. Just grab one off the shelf,and smell the package. If it smells like somthing you would not like to smell at close range all day, I toss a half dozen in the shopping cart. When you need to use the machine,you close the plastic egge to save the thing and open the windows_doors for a quick airout.