Posted by Bruce from Can. on September 23, 2020 at 06:08:31 from (76.69.26.210):
I usually chop my own corn, but with my boys grown up and have jobs, only my oldest home on the farm with me now. For the two of us to do chores and chop this years 40 acres of corn, would take weeks. And on the cusp of 60 , I don�t feel like knocking myself out doing it. This big Claws harvester 2 of these trucks A 180 CaseIh tractor with a blade is leveling in the pits, and my son and I are packing with our Kubota loader tractors. The two pits are 70 feet long and one is 30 foot wide, other is 40, by 12 deep at the far end. We started yesterday at , 1:30pm ran till 7:00 , did nearly 32 acres, wIt�s 8 or so left to finish today
There is also one tractor pulling a H+S forage box. Fendt tractors are now becoming very popular here taking a lot of market share away from CaseIh and JD in the over 200hp market Guess after I get the silage covered, I can crank up my old Case 930 , and start in spreading manure.
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