Posted by Cody CBD on August 25, 2009 at 09:55:20 from (72.21.74.211):
In Reply to: Question on hay fires? posted by Larry here on August 23, 2009 at 21:24:40:
One additional thought: Be careful openning a hay stack which is warm. As long as you can handle the bales you are probably OK. If the bales become too hot to handle without gloves STOP and call help. If you actually see a hay pile emitting smoke DO NOT touch it - call your local fire department and let them guide you through breaking down the pile after they have a pumper truck and hoses on site. Realize a smoking pile is already hot enough to burn and only lacks oxygen somewhere inside to accelerate the burning. Openning the pile allows air in and could allow the pile to flare into a ball of flames enveloping your equipment and you. Be careful and stay alive.
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