Well guys I'd like to have a better quick-tach loader for it but there are other things I need right now first :( . And the 1206 is the only tractor I have that will handle round bales.
Yea the corn is dry. We were dry all summer. Then about the time the corn was ready we got 6.5" in about 4 hours :shock: . Then it rained off and on for about a week. When it was dry enough to get in the field the corn was past it's prime to chop. They were a little behind and beans were now ready. So the BIL started combining and I ran their now crispy AC 8070 a day and a half chopping. Got a little rain, enough so they couldn't combine so my BIL ran the chopper another 1/2 day. Then it rained some more. It's now just dry enough to get in the field. Getting crops out whenever you can around the weather is called farming I think :shock:. Going to be back at it in about an hour.
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