Posted by jon f mn on October 10, 2020 at 22:42:28 from (174.219.147.254):
One of my sons came up today and I spent some time this morning working on his trailer. After that he helped me bury the electric wire from the well to the barn that has been laying on the ground since last fall when I fixed the well. After that I went and baled the rest of the hay that's been laying for three weeks. That was depressing, not much value in it anymore. But at least it's all done.
After that I finally got started on corn and got the first batch done.
Was evening when I started and didn't get enough to dry til 8 and after dark.
The old dryer seems to work real good. Had her cooking.
Saw this when I turned off the lights.
The camera really makes it look hot, but the muffler was just glowing. But I open the fuel screw a bit and adjusted the timing to cool that off. The dc handles the dryer real nice it I think I'll put the 830 or 1030 on it to run diesel. The 1030 has thousand pto so it would just idle along and save fuel.
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