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rusty6

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A few recent clips of stuff I've recorded while at work. Not my truck but I rode along on one trip while moving old crop canola to market last week. Scenery was
nice. Then a few brief views of pulling a stuck 830 Case out of the mud. My nephew has some better video of the 970 being pulled as well but have to wait and see
if he posts it.
An inch of rain last night has made it pretty muddy here. If there was any harvesting going on, this would have put it off for a few days.
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Bruce, I am just waiting for the day when they start paying me for all the carbon I am sequestering in the hundreds of acres of natural bush land and sloughs on these farms. I guess at best I might be carbon neutral. :)
 
(quoted from post at 08:50:38 08/24/19) Enjoyed the ride along.....I got lost several times on those unmarked roads. Scenery was great.
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Thanks for watching. I had the camera rolling all the way but figured it would be a bit long for most peoples attention spans. Plus I had to edit out our conversation. :)
 
Cultivating in August is probably summer fallow or do you have some grain harvested already?

The truck ride seemed to make some strange turns. Looked like less than 90 degrees. Or is it just camera trickery?

Always enjoy the ride along.
 
Very neat ! I pulled a Bobcat out like that once with six 25 foot log chains. That Magnum?s a nice tractor. Have to get me a tractor with a cab someday.
 
(quoted from post at 17:34:17 08/24/19) Cultivating in August is probably summer fallow or do you have some grain harvested already?

The truck ride seemed to make some strange turns. Looked like less than 90 degrees. Or is it just camera trickery?

Always enjoy the ride along.
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Ron probably the Gopro camera setting made the corners look a bit wider. Yes the cultivating is the first trip over the chem fallow this year. No harvesting happening yet. Its late this year.
 
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