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![]() wrote in message oups.com... From Lakeland Ledger newspaper 23 cars burnt. http://www.theledger.com/apps/pbcs.d...604070342/1039 This is a well known problem with glider retrieves. If the vehicle pulling the glider trailer pulls off the highway into a grass field to get near glider the red hot catalytic converter can set the grass on fire. It's happened more than once. Driving an off-road vehicle on grasslands is also a fire hazard. Catalytic converters get red hot. Avoid driving on dry grass if at all possible. If not, stop and shut off the engine on the highway sholder to let the cat cool off before driving onto the field. |
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