Posted by kyplowboy on December 21, 2009 at 06:15:11 from (98.93.30.7):
In Reply to: ain't it amazing.... posted by rrlund on December 20, 2009 at 14:16:16:
As I have said before if all I had to do was farm what I have (60 owned, 100 rented, cows, some hay, tobacco, corn, and beans) I could get by with a 45 horse tractor. With my night job I only get to farm half the time. With my work schedule the way it is it seems like it only rains on my days off. This year I had corn on my creek bottoms that are wet most years anyway on the 8th of June. I had fert down and disked when I got home that morning, got done at 10:45 that night just as it started raining again. If I was raise'n corn for food plots or just playing a 2 row corn planter and a 6' disk would be fine. On my days off I have to go, I have an 80 hp tractor, 12' disk and 6 row 7000. I am really in the market for a 100-120 hp tractor to cut down on tillage time and make life a little easier on my tractors I have now, just ain't got the funds and ain't take'n on more debt.
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