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- Joined
- Oct 3, 2015
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- Location
- Vanderbilt, MI
- Tractor
- Gravely Pro 16 walk behind, Kubota BX2230, Kubota B26TLB
Probably one of your employees on your tractor heading to the next field. Jon
That’s one of them there expensive DeeresProbably one of your employees on your tractor heading to the next field. Jon
Can't tell for sure but it looks like that farmer has a do-all with a rolling basket behind it, greatest tool ever for leveling a tilled field IMO. Looks like you have got this project to the 4th quarter with a lot of hard work.Still churning through logs. The end of the log piles is in sight, but then the brush starts.
As you can see on the right, one of about 20 large brush piles. NO. I can’t burn them. lol
Here’s my “logging road” I made to get logs up the steep hill and to a staging area where I cut them to length. I been cutting them 11’ for my 12’ dump bed.
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Astonishing mess to clean up. Goes on for 1000 yards.
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Saws holding up very well. Sharpened quite a few times as one can imagine.
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Return trip empty back to the Customers farm. Damn farmers always slow you down, right?
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Here’s what I need to finish off the brush.
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Can't tell for sure but it looks like that farmer has a do-all with a rolling basket behind it, greatest tool ever for leveling a tilled field IMO. Looks like you have got this project to the 4th quarter with a lot of hard work.
Looks more like a chisel plow with rolling baskets to break up the clods to me, but hard to say at the distance.Can't tell for sure but it looks like that farmer has a do-all with a rolling basket behind it, greatest tool ever for leveling a tilled field IMO. Looks like you have got this project to the 4th quarter with a lot of hard work.
Could be, I couldn't tell for sure, for some reason you rarely see a chisel plow down in these parts, but they seem to be more prevelant in other parts of the country.Looks more like a chisel plow with rolling baskets to break up the clods to me, but hard to say at the distance.