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Re: Oh youho ALLEN
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Posted by the tractor vet on April 11, 2006 at 17:04:00 from (66.202.111.185):
In Reply to: Re: Oh youho ALLEN posted by Allan In NE on April 11, 2006 at 16:29:25:
You to dry to raise corn ??? that would be my choise in that sod that way you could get a good weed gras kill then fallow with barly like we do the seed in the alphia next spring . Back when i was peddelen seed corn i sold for Pfister 's and that 2350 i sware it was crossed with a cactus as it stood up to the dorught of 88 and 90 over here and did real well even on the top of the clay knobs . Now as for the rock ahhhhhh ya never lived till ya hook one them suckers going up hill and ya stand the ft. up in the air to the point of looken down the exhaust pipe or haullen the mail and trip 4 bottoms all at once that will knock the hat off your head and stick the spinner in the belley botton. Now since you done have any of them ROCKS we should UPS ya some . Couple years ago one BIG one and i do mean BIG worked it's way up above the plow sole and we worked on that one for a couple hours tryen to get it out and moved it was all the skidsteer could do to just lift one corner so we could get a chain around it and it was all the 1066 with the duals on could do to pull it .
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