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Re: how much do we really love our tractors?
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Posted by Jim Allen on September 19, 2005 at 06:00:25 from (209.173.160.22):
In Reply to: how much do we really love our tractors? posted by caseyc on September 18, 2005 at 19:39:05:
I don't leave my cars outside and I don't leave tools outside either if I can help it. Even though it's a PITA, every piece of equipment I have that will fit inside goes inside with priotrity going to stuff that's most vunerable or expensive. I would think condensation to be more of a problem if the tractor is outside. Imagine it sitting out all night and cold soaking in a 45 degree night. The sun comes out and starts beating on it. That rapid temp change is when condensation is most likely to occur. Inside a building, the temp changes are more gradual. I've never seen a sign of condensation on equipment in my building, but I have seen the fuel tank on my tractor sweating mid morning after it sat out overnight. If it's sweating on the outside, it's sweating on the inside too. Now what's all this paranoia about tractors catching fire just sitting there? Just can't see that as a likely scenario. Maybe startup on a gas tractor that has leaked fuel or something. Maybe a combine full of chaff, but then if you clean it out once in a while.... Anyway, I plan for the most likely bad-luck scenarios, not for the aliens landing in the back yard. I got insurance for that stuff. I'll plan for aliens too, but if it comes to an "either/or," I'll cover the most likely possibility.
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