Posted by Goose on May 01, 2018 at 20:29:40 from (166.182.86.4):
In Reply to: you never know posted by BIG RUH on May 01, 2018 at 11:15:12:
Closest call I had with anhydrous was when I had an applicator with a pull rope valve for on and off. The rope ran out through a gap under the rear window of the tractor cab.
I always replaced the rope every year, but one year I got in a hurry and didn't. Out in the field, I turned around on the end, dropped the machine in the ground, and pulled the rope to open the valve. The valve opened=and the rope broke.
I was going across the field thinking, "What to I do now, Coach?" When I got out in the middle of the field, I swung the unit with the wind, took a huge breath, hit the shut off on the engine, bailed out of the cab, and took off running. I then walked around and came up to the tank with the wind and shut off the valve at the tank. Then replaced the rope. My lesson for the day.
My father-in-law did custom fertilizing with anhydrous. He was a staunch Methodist, and in the entire 17 years I knew him, from the time I met my wife until he passed away, I only heard him swear twice. Both times were when he'd burned his fingers with anhydrous.
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