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Allan In NE

06-03-2006 04:21:06

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Hi All,

Gary over in Iowa sent me some pictures of his very nice farm. We wanted to share with you guys too. :>)

Here's the haying. Looks to me like poor ol' Gary is overwhelmed! :>)

Allan

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Leon R

06-03-2006 19:54:34

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Re: Iowa Farming in reply to Allan In NE, 06-03-2006 04:21:06

OK Gary, just want to know how you made that first cut showing in the second photo without leaving tire tracks in the uncut crop on either side?? Or maybe they just arn't showing up very well but with that heavy a stand you think they would.

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IaGary

06-04-2006 15:16:28

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Re: Iowa Farming in reply to Leon R, 06-03-2006 19:54:34

I have the deflector set so the windrow is just wide enough to be inside the tire tread.

Thats why I like to run wide frontends on the mower tractor so I don't drive on the hay.

Gary

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IaGary

06-04-2006 15:18:33

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Re: Iowa Farming in reply to IaGary, 06-04-2006 15:16:28

Sorry miss read your post Leon.

the tracks are there you just can't see them in the photo.
Gary

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Eric Rylander

06-03-2006 12:28:51

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Re: Iowa Farming in reply to Allan In NE, 06-03-2006 04:21:06

There isn't bird poo on Alan in NE's tractor, that is poo on Gary in IA's tractor, Alan just posted the photo.

Alan rises early, and buffs his machines down with a fine chamois, and applies armour all to the hoses, tires etc, before polishing the chrome work.

Don't quite know how Alan NE gets anything done what with taking pics, running in the house, uploading them and posting them here, but he does. Bet Mrs.Alan wishes he spent that much time with her. :)

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RickL

06-03-2006 06:34:48

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Re: Iowa Farming in reply to Allan In NE, 06-03-2006 04:21:06

Allen in Neb; You were on my case while back about pics you can go to my web site and see the mow unit wwwRicksales.com

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Jim Johnson

06-03-2006 04:38:18

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Re: Iowa Farming in reply to Allan In NE, 06-03-2006 04:21:06

Almost to the point of bragging isn't it Allan.

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IaGary

06-03-2006 04:37:51

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Re: Iowa Farming in reply to Allan In NE, 06-03-2006 04:21:06

Right when I posted about maybe some pictures they show up.

Good timing Allan.

Theres a half growen rabbit running ahaed of me about 20 ft. to the right in the cockpit photo.

You can kinda see it if you look hard.

Thanks again Allan.

Gary

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Harley

06-03-2006 06:24:37

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Re: Iowa Farming in reply to IaGary, 06-03-2006 04:37:51

Gary, I remember down in southwest Iowa back when they put up hay that it was that thick, but you got me plumb downhearted now. Down here on this rockpile in the Ozarks, I cut and baled for two days and got 14 bales of grass hay. Better than nothing, but got really bored running around with that chainer baler waiting for it to get full enough to wrap a bale. I'm not complaining though. The Lord blessed us with some rain this year. I remember last year not even starting the tractor to cut hay. Yours looks too good to be true. Nice tractor too. Love them old things. Harley

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msb

06-03-2006 06:43:14

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Re: Iowa Farming in reply to Harley, 06-03-2006 06:24:37

Nice tractor all right,but I can't understand Allen havin bird crap all over that hood.It doesn't fit his image.

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