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Re: Inconsiderate? Farmers
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Posted by the Unforgiven on October 03, 2006 at 07:18:55 from (4.228.240.70):
In Reply to: Inconsiderate? Farmers posted by IA Roy on October 02, 2006 at 20:19:21:
Yeah it is a bit of a hassle. In my opinion, if you are going very far, you should remove the header and haul it. The up and coming hassle here is loading semi trucks on the road instead of pulling into the field to load. My feeling is if your a big enough boy to run your own operation you should be responsible enough to do it on you own property. And I must admit that I have done it myself when it was too wet to get the trucks in and out, but not as standard procedure. The equipment has outgrown the roadways. BUT, if you are the move to the country and whine about everything that doesn't fit your vision of your perfect little world type, I would like to be the first to tell you to screw off.
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