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37chief · May 18, 2012

Spent the better part of the day mowing. Just about to finish, and I got stuck. Took just about an hour to get out. I probably have the only JD 401 industrial in Calif. without a diff lock. Stan

David G · May 18, 2012

No getting stuck here, really dry in Eastern Iowa

Old Bob · May 18, 2012

Dry in west central arkansas

37chief · May 18, 2012

I didn't get stuck in mud. I got stuck in soft sand. The mower bottomed out going into a ditch. Stan

paul · May 18, 2012

Fairly dry here in southern MN, we had a week of 4-6 inches of rain a bit ago which got things real wet, but drying off again. Except my hay ground, which is a mostly undrained wet area. It's still under water. Drove in to look at the tile inlet with the Ranger a few days ago - water was right level with the floor. Doesn't look to be much water moving in the inlet, going to have to check that out.

Anyhow, made 17 small square bales today - little early to make hay here in MN but the tile crew is going to run down my grass field roads pretty bad, so cut them & baled it. Nice to have the smell of fresh hay in the barn again, even if only such few bales.

--->Paul

kj(seil) · May 19, 2012

dry in south east Ill most irrigators are running pretty early for it

merlynr · May 19, 2012

I baled 150 squares with my old IH46 and the IH454 and my buddy rolled up eight brb's(5x5)from same field. I stopped square baling because of storage issues.
Sort of dry in east central Mo. too.

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