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6.4 Exhaust hazards??
I am wondering if the exhaust temp at the tail pipe is ever hot enough to catch a dry corn field on fire. This will be on a F550 with a service body that does in field service in dry fields. It will have extended idle time since the components are PTO drive.
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I havent ever checked it, but im sure with an infrared thermometer you could check it and see.. I doubt it would as it would near about have to be glowing hot in order to cause ignition
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^^put a turn down on that and it would be great for rain days on Nascar tracks.
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We use our diesels and gas burners all the time on our farms, hayfields, peanuts and cornfields and have never set a field on fire and thats idling alot and driving across them alot..
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I believe there is a flash that will not allow it to regen during idle. Might want to check with the dealer.
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Where I work on pipeline right of way, there has been a couple of Chevy's and Ford's that have caught straw bales on fire by parking too close to them and idling for a long time. But we idle for hours on end.
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