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Re: Speakin' of tractor hours -----
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Posted by Glen in TX on November 10, 2006 at 11:26:30 from (208.246.9.136):
In Reply to: Speakin' of tractor hours ----- posted by jimont on November 10, 2006 at 06:45:41:
Only 100 ? I thought you had to run them 500 a year or more to justify owning them but yeah it depends on type of farming and operation too like Allan said. It was either a real wet year or real droughty dry year if we didn't put over 500 on one of several during boom irrigation farming days but equipment was smaller, fuel was cheaper and ahhh grrrr everything was cheaper so we did things different too. Well south of here where the ground is sandier they always put way more hard hours on a tractor when fighting sand on windy days when we did more consvervative tillage in tighter soil and ours wouldn't be blowing but yeah every year could be different.
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