Doggone it. I got the big pile of manure cleaned up,wanted to clean up more in front of the barn and some out to the west where I had the round bale feeders for a while last fall. The last few loads today,the clutch started slipping a little when I'd really push hard in to the pile. I knew it was getting toward the end,in fact,I adjusted the free travel in the pedal yesterday morning. I think it'll be alright for the everyday stuff until I get first cutting hay done and have time to split it,but if I horse around over there getting it hot and loading all day long again,I'm afraid it'll be toast.
I guess if it doesn't rain too much tonight,I might as well call for another load of fertilizer in the morning and get back to planting silage corn.
Something that the milk inspector told me a long time ago keeps ringing in my ears though. He said that manure would be better off growing corn than drawing flies. It'll have to lay until I'm done filling silo in the fall.
I guess if it doesn't rain too much tonight,I might as well call for another load of fertilizer in the morning and get back to planting silage corn.
Something that the milk inspector told me a long time ago keeps ringing in my ears though. He said that manure would be better off growing corn than drawing flies. It'll have to lay until I'm done filling silo in the fall.