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Re: Oh, Oh. Hate to Admit It
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Posted by Delbert from Lincoln on July 09, 2005 at 11:01:34 from (205.188.117.66):
In Reply to: Oh, Oh. Hate to Admit It posted by Allan in NE on July 09, 2005 at 04:53:21:
Allan Thats sure the way the bigger farmers do here in eastern Nebraska. They jump off one tractor, grab a sandwich and bottle of water or what ever and on the bounce land in the cab of another tractor with a different implement attached. I understand that some of these newer tractors, the operator can"t even see the 3 points arms, or the drawbar hitch point from his seat. And the implements have gotten a lot heavier over the years to horse around by hand when you don"t get backed in right. I can especially see having multiple tractors when doing a lot of spraying. Go out at day lite and mix a tank, and by the time you get it sprayed out, the wind is blowing 30 MPH. So its time to quite spraying and do somthing else. I"ve seen some of these 60 to 70 foot fold up types, and it looks like a weeks work to put one on and get it to working. Yeah I can see why you could use more tractors. I understand that these quick attach frames, I don"t know the propper name, but they go on the 3 point arms, and the implement attaches to them, make things a lot easier to get hooked up and unhooked if you are using 3 point machines. By the way I am not the guy who is signing Delbert. He must be the reason I had to make mine Delbert from Lincoln, to get YT to accept me. So you are dealing with 2 Delberts here. Delbert from Lincoln
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