Speaking Of Hay

This is really depressing! Darned alfalfa isn't even half way there yet and it's turning in on itself, so got to knock it down.

No wonder nobody wanted to buy this silly farm. :>)

Now, if it doesn't rain within the next couple of weeks, we'll be feeding what hay we do get. Groan! :>)

Allan

The 16 enjoyed the workout but I think I may have just a splash of water in the gas. Everytime I turned up feild (very gentle slope, about 5-10' rise over the entire length) it would sput and sputter a little bit then recover. I drained the sediment bowl once (couldn't yell if it was all water or all gas, but it didn't smell very strong), but I may have to again. It could also be a partially clogged fuel line again.

So far so good, hope to bale it on Monday as long as my 3 1/2-4 day window stays open. I start my new job 7 A.M. Tuesday morning.
Donovan from Wisconsin

Keith & Shawn

I'm going to also help a couple of my neighbors double-team about 240 acres. When it goes downhill, it goes in a hurry. :>(

I think we'll have enough for ourselves, but that 100 ton is out of the question this year. Ponies are gonna get a taste of "cheat grass hay" this time around. :>)

Allan

Took 'er out there, unloaded it and just had to test it out running 'round the stack yard. Basket spins quiet as a church mouse. :>)

Allan