Roastin in so Texas

I pulled heads on 7.3 ford up prather when it was 109.. wife tried to hold a couple umbrellas to shade us both... but the heat was too much for her. I got used to it, well so I thought..for about an hr... then after one head was off...i called it quits , I was toasted. Dehydrated & sun burnt. Just like that I felt extremely tired and that next day pissing out my *** and laid up drinking water. I used to fair in 104 no problem. Theres a spot between 98-105* that feels the same to me. Higher than that feels like a hot blanket...it zaps the water right out of you and effects you brain. You slow down...fall asleep and you die. It's not like some old western where you fall asleep n hallucinate a nice little dream then wake up...you organs shut down, shock n heart attack.

Yup, good rule of thumb is if you're still sweating, you're not too far gone. People sometimes forget to pay attention to the fact the sweat is no longer getting into their eyes. If that happens, seek help immediately and hydrate as fast as you can. Eating a pickle or two helps from the salt.