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Have had a heck of a time sorting out an AFX8010 that was struck by lightning!!! Have got it harvesting now, still trying to sort the air conditioner and test all the sensors on the machine. Anyone else heard or seen of this problem????
 

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Re: LIGHTNING STRIKE AFX8010

Thats the best one yet wonder it didn't fry all the brains what happened to it?

All the 8010 owners on here better check your unloader gear case oil. the seal on mine went out,and filled her with water, it worked but ruined it.
 

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Re: LIGHTNING STRIKE AFX8010

I feel for ya man....our 1200 asm 16/31 planter and mx200 was hit by lightning and wow what a mess...

we finally got a new monitor 7 computer brains....and a bunch of other crap

took off planting and it wouldn't work...it blew up the ground speed sensor


so trip to the dealer and then we finally got started

not alot of fun...

hope you can get it lined out soon
 

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Re: LIGHTNING STRIKE AFX8010

Lightning is such a powerful thing, huh?
A few years ago, my neighbor's JD 8760 tractor was struck. The strike did a real number on it! I would not have believed it if I had not seen it for myself; but all 8 tires were "melted" to the ground! The tractor was hooked to a plow, though, and the plow was let down on the ground..I guess that is why the tires got it so bad...There were a lot of electical componets in the tractor that got fried. Anyway, it was a bad deal..
 

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Re: LIGHTNING STRIKE AFX8010

Machine is now fully operational, harvested a couple of box fulls of wheat with it this afternoon. Owner did a few hours with it last night. Looks like its almost a done deal. 4 more small bit to fit and its a done deal.
 
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