kcm.MN
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- NW Minnesota
"[i:9a29bdbca9]...Maybe if you try jumping up and down?[/i:9a29bdbca9]"
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Mutt and Jeff
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Leave it there and let it rust.
Make it a longterm yard art project
call the bank
maybe it's insured
warranty problem
"it just veered left on me"
"I turned to miss a skunk"
"hey, I'll farm my way, and you farm yours"
Make it a longterm yard art project
call the bank
maybe it's insured
warranty problem
"it just veered left on me"
"I turned to miss a skunk"
"hey, I'll farm my way, and you farm yours"
Traditional Farmer
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- Location
- Virginia
Go ahead that water is only about 6" deep.
Texasmark1
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Was it hooked to, trying to get away from, that plow???? Plus what others have said.
Part Time Pete
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- Location
- Leatherstocking Region NY
The no-till guys are going to blame it on that plow...
mhb@ufe
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- Location
- Jefferson Maine
I think the guy standing on the front was too heavy and that sank the front end.
Mark
Mark
john in la
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Dang Case!!!!!
A John Deere would have plowed right threw that soft spot.
A John Deere would have plowed right threw that soft spot.
flying belgian
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I told you not to remove the grill. It's there for a reason.
gene bender
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so what is the story behind this mess
Ted in NE-OH
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"I think I took the wrong path. Duh
47fivewindow
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- Location
- Davidsonville Md.
How in the heck are we gonna get this out before Dad gets home?
onefarmer
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- Location
- 6735 S Lowell Rd, St Johns, Mi 48879
Listen kid I said plow the field NOT the creek!!!
Nothing 6 months of drying and an excavator can't handle.
Was that photo-shopped (spelling?)? Hard to imagine.
Look at the grass, it is all flat, and limbs down. Maybe a dam burst, all under water, and that was a field road only 6 ft lower (although the grass in the foreground looks original.). Here in Western WI we had some dams burst and wash away whole farms.
Hard imagine what the story is if even real.
Paul
Was that photo-shopped (spelling?)? Hard to imagine.
Look at the grass, it is all flat, and limbs down. Maybe a dam burst, all under water, and that was a field road only 6 ft lower (although the grass in the foreground looks original.). Here in Western WI we had some dams burst and wash away whole farms.
Hard imagine what the story is if even real.
Paul
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