Posted by Dairy Farmer in WI on April 01, 2008 at 17:39:51 from (208.157.179.126):
JUST KIDDING! got 7 inches of wet snow yesterday which is now melting and making a sloppy mess. well i knew i was just getting by on borrowed time hauling manure out every day. the rut to the field just kept getting deeper but that ole' 4020 just kept on plugging through it....but not today. burried it up past the drawbar with a full load! so i unloaded it right in place and then get another 30 feet then sunk again. so then i had to wait until my help showed up so i could pull it out. so i went to the shed and got the old John Deere 350 crawler. it struggled but pulled it out! but jeezh it's april for durn sakes!! we don't need this sloppy crap! i guess i shalt not complain too much since i don't have 7 inches of standing water in my yard but still!
So how you all with all the rain and water (such as OLD ect.) doing? enough about me but how is everyone else accross the country doing?! sorry for the rant DF in WI
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