Posted by tomstractorsandtoys on November 30, 2016 at 05:41:21 from (65.73.85.12):
In Reply to: Just what we need.... posted by Dave H (MI) on November 29, 2016 at 17:28:04:
I feel for you. I have never had to mud a harvest in but remember Dad chopping corn silage one fall in the late 70's. Everytime the tractor and chopper stopped the wagons would just sink in and often the smaller tractors could not get them moving. It was a long harvest with a 60hp tractor chopping and only a 40 hp pulling loads. Filled two 20X60 silos like that.I have left some corn untill it froze up to combine. One winter I was behind hauling manure and had started early in the morning because it froze. Dad drove in and said check the weather I think you should try to finish corn so we did that day. That night and the next day we had over 2 ft of snow that stayed untill spring.Good luck and I could use some solid ground here in WI for some jobs as well. Tom
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