Hey Tom, Thanks for the great idea, grabbed our leaf blower at home and took to work. We got done Sunday. The leaf blower (a cheapie) did a better job than the air compressor. I did use the air hose on small tight places. I think we will invest a windier one! I agree, paying attention to the machine makes a huge difference. I nursed 1 bearing through three days of beans (plots mostly),and 3 days of milo to finish. Found part of the shield on the muffler had broken on one stop. Also had one idler pulley go out, but not completely fail (saved the belt!). All of those were due to paying attention and listening to the machine. When something did not sound normal. I would stop and look around and isolate the issue. The easy one, was a bolt for the upper feeder house dampener broke. I heard that imediately running in corn! An old timer, always told me to let the machine sit outside about a half hour, walk around and smell before taking it in the shed at night. If something smells hot you can address it. I also keep a notepad in the cab to write items down that will need attention in the off season cause when harvest is over I might forget. Hope everyone is doing well with harvest.