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I'm tired of being up at 4am, working 13 hour days, sleeping in hotels and never being home. I love flying. I hate the lifestyle.

True. I skipped college and plan to retire from my chosen career at 48. I'll continue to work in a field with less responsibility and stress however. College would have never given the ROI this career did, I've been tremendously blessed. I've loved this journey and will never forget the...

Yeah, they are replacing the seeds for free, and I'm certain I'm not the only one. They were in two packages. It may be a week or two before I can plant them though.

Well these weren't on sale. Just ordered last month.

2.0 on the XOne mowing three acres 210 hours total on the machine in 5 years.

Yep.

Well, I went to start planting my early sweet corn, and the packages were all infested with ANGOUMOIS grain moths and the seeds were all bored through. 😳 So, I guess I’ll just plant the late maturing today and hope the replacement seed isn’t garbage too.

Some good news, is weaker jobs numbers. This is a predictable side effect of higher rates to lower inflation. Seeing that number, at least in part, means a rate cut is more possible later this year. There is no painless way out of an inflationary cycle due to spilling trillions into the...

Is the hose bib on your home? You likely have a pressure tank. It's not uncommon as the pressure is bled off through long use, the pressure drops until the pump turns on again. When it does, pressure increases again. The larger the pressure tank, the longer the interval. We have an 80...

Odd, the K4 Honda engine is renowned for its longevity. 100k miles is ridiculous

Yeah, I think the CVT is a huge mileage boost. It does have a sport mode, but I never use it.

Our AWD CRV averaged 34 MPG on our road trip this weekend. Typical city average is 30MPG. Is the Bronco a 4cyl?

So, who went riding this week? Post up some pics of the ride and the bike that took you there. I'll post a few when I get home. Hope y'all enjoyed the beautiful weekend. Without photos, it never happened 🤓

Oh my. This thread was one thread with cordial, fun posts about a passion we all have. Now it's beginning to look like the EV thread, and they both have one thing in common now. A certain poster who likes to name call, post straw man arguments, and put people down as a means of...

You should have received a manual. I'd ask the dealer for one.

You can never have too many 57s!

We used pea gravel, nice smooth edges, then the vapor barrier over top. I've never seen gravel on top of the vapor barrier.

We watched them from Winchester, KY last night. I always enjoyed seeing them from 36000 feet while flying ORD to YEG.

.030” restrictor worked perfect for my top link

That's really good. I just had a $200 4 year old battery fail... So I'm a little jaded. Very few EV zero turns out there running on 4-5 years yet

My experience with batteries is lack of longevity. The test is what are the batteries like in 3 years, and what do they cost to replace?

Aww man, big mistake 🤣

Free country. I can have the lights I want. You can have the lights you want. Freedom. Id like to see stats on accidents caused by a motorcycle having a single high beam in daylight hours 🤣 Ive never met a serious motorcyclist who is against making bikes more visible. Ever. But, the...

Yes, even heating to 104F begins the breakdown of beneficial enzymes. Most large honey producers heat their honey to speed up filtering and bottling. When I say large, I mean even the "local honey" operators.

Bought a new Earthway precision seeder for $80, open box at Rural King! Looked in the box and It looks like I'm missing the manual 🤣. Retails at $170!

We had to let the drain field settle for a year. I had a guy till it and level it afterward...I seeded and covered in straw. Came in really nice.

Our septic system was $10k all in. Good soil. Three bedrooms and two baths.

It's bad enough I have to rent my paid off 8 acres, shop and home for the rest of my life. I'll choose to live where I don't have to register my livestock and the state doesn't get to bill me for resources on my own damn property.

No. We had a company drill a well. Nothing is metered or taxed. The septic was permit required, but aside from that the authorities have no interest in it. It's mine and nobody monitors it besides me. 1500 gallon tank, 5x100" finger system for effluent. Pretty standard. The well is 300'...

I support this

I worry that we think we are loving people by relieving them of the consequences of their choices. There is still a consequence. It's partially transferred to someone else, and in a way, it changes the person who was relieved of it. Instead of them learning and being strengthened through...

Drill a well, build a septic. It works for a lot of us. Unless you live in the urban jungle, then you have to crap in the streets.

I've been wanting a set of BST carbon wheels for years. But, Im too focused on seeing monetary return for my investments at this point.

Corrrect

Just found out Northern Tool owns Jacks Small Engine. Any part you need for a Northern Tool implement is available there.

Probably not a bad idea, but I usually work in low wind and use ultra coarse nozzles for systemic herbicide and to reduce drift.

I run high beams on the bike all day too. No one is being blinded by a single high beam in daylight 😂 The California highway patrol actually encourages high beams in daylight for increased visibility.

We are pretty careful to make sure we have no stragglers hanging onto the box before we place them in the car. I pulled into the shop to unload gear the other day, and we did have a few loose bees buzzing about in the car. They are usually pretty chill. The bees from this cutout were very...

Spraying again today. Blew a hose while running tank cleaner through it afterward. Luckily Northstar has AMAZING service.

Amen

.5 on the Polaris Sportsman ETX with the 12’ boom sprayer to apply some post emergent at the barn yard.

Mine is an electric PTO, but they are all capable of having a neutral. I have neutral and Epto, which are mechanical selectors, but the PTO is controlled electronically

I have PTO neutral for this... Does the Deere have something similar?

Our monthly budget for 3, one being a teen boy, is $500.

Anything my son "wants" comes from his work. We will pay $50 for a pair of shoes. He wants $150 shoes? Better pick up a shift. We provide educational opportunities through some summer camps and missionary work, which we fund. But pure "wants"... That's on him. Apple watch? Fancy shoes...

No, I do not wear the suit while driving, the wife will however. I've driven 200 miles with a double deep Lang in the back of the van held together with tape. Checked the bee rescue bees today. They are completely organized and bringing in tons of pollen. I love this work.

Yes, a Christmas tree farm is the perfect place for a battery saw. Felling 70' tall trees and processing them is not.

About 15 minutes tilling the garden on the 4820.

My Echo often sits for 6-12 months. I’ve never had it not start on the second pull. I must be lucky

2 hours on the Hustler 72”, mowing the lawn, the barn yard, and around the field..

I’m guessing the fuel gauge isn’t accurate. 7 gallons in 4 hours is A LOT of fuel. My 29hp Hustler isn’t that thirsty.

Flails chop the biomass finer, leaving a neater cut IMHO

You can turn a lap bar without causing any damage, if you turn it correctly. Anyone turning a lap bar ZTR by rotating one wheel forward and one reverse, is doing it wrong.

Moved the colony of bees to a new place to re-orient. We vacuumed 3/4 of the bees out of the house 2 days ago. The other 1/4 would not move to the box with the queen. Probably because we had this little piece of comb still in there with eggs in it. So we moved the comb, vacuumed the...

It matters when you consider refuel weight and bulk. How much liquid fuel do you need to cut 3 hours? How many 4 pound batteries do you need? My battery saw weighs more with 30 minutes of runtime (battery installed) then my gas Echo full of fuel.

If we could reliably charge near our cutting site, and carry a couple batteries per saw, and have one charger per saw, it would work just fine. As it stands, one sawyer, one saw, one 32oz can of premix and they are good for a days worth of cutting. My pockets aren’t big enough for a battery or...

Well, I’d plant this coming week, but it looks like a washout for us. So I’ll have to wait a bit. I need to will the 4500sq/ft plot once more, then we are planting 1500 stalks of sweet corn and 16 mounds of pumpkins.

The Stihl battery saws are around $400+ for the saw. One AP300S battery is about $300. So, a $700 investment that requires you to stop and recharge every 30 minutes? I suppose there are a lot of situations where you may only want to cut for 30 minutes at a time. Our use is just much...

Data. Well I use both side by side. I can cut for nearly an hour on my 40cc Echo. I can cut for maybe 20 minutes with the Greenworks Pro with a single battery. The battery weighs a helluva lot more than those few ounces of fuel. Carrying a can of premix that weighs less than ONE battery...

Nope 😂 And for the cost of a 48hp ZTR I could buy another tractor, attachment and a decent used car 😬

And he is only taking a half cut. So what, 30”? Some mowers are made for high capacity cutting, ZTRs are not.

I’m interested in the Echo CS-271T

Could you use a drag harrow on the most aggressive side to help knock down the high areas and help level?

Today is a cloudy, drizzly day... Perfect day after a cutout. The bees will be stuck in that box another day due to weather, and more readily accept it as home. It has a mix of new frames with foundation, and fully drawn frames, so the queen can start laying. We are about to hit a good black...

HP aside, the deck isn’t made for that sort of capacity. I have a 27hp trail mower and a 29HP ZTR… the decks are similar in size, but the trail mower deck is made for that sort of capacity, the ZTR is not. The trail mower doesn’t labor with 3’ tall grass. The ZTR can barely handle it. It’s...

Can’t wait to see some of the comments he has on this tractor. At $34k for a 55hp cabbed unit…

She is a great helper, and in these situations, it is nice to have someone to bounce ideas off of. No two scenarios are the same, so you are never really "prepared". I often pay little attention to my bee vac, and this cutout has me wanting to design something different. It works fine, but it...

I went to Costco yesterday. I held back, a lot. I skipped most of the luxuries and stuck to food for meals and a 10lb pork belly to cure some bacon. Somehow ended up spending $199. Granted, most of what I bought will last months.

Sweet corn seed

I can have power in the evenings, but I'd need 12 batteries to get me through the day on one saw.

I have two batteries. Well, I did. One just took a crap after 4 years, it's $200 to replace. Light use too. I don't work near much power. We are off in the woods, or on disaster relief calls where we cut all day in tornado ravaged areas. I guess I could use a gas generator 😂

A small can of gas weighs less than a battery, and that can will last 8 hours or more.

These bees moved into a neighbors home. Well, we thought it was a swarm... Pretty certain it was not. I've had full colonies extracted that were smaller. It was a massive number of bees. Likely a colony that absconded. Oddly, they occupied two separate cavities in the same house. One...

Yup. I built a bee vac a few years ago. We vacuumed all of these bees until we knew we had the queen. Once she is secure, I let the rest follow her into the box. It was one colony, in two completely separate cavities. One cavity was 6' deep so we had to use a pretty long hose. I hate that...

7 hours later... This was not a swarm... It was a full colony that had absconded. It was INSANE. BUCKETS of bees. Never saw the queen. But we vacuumed her into a box and her children started locating on the box. Hallelujah

Here we go.

My minimum steps per day goal is 6000. My minimum minutes of activity is 90. I typically achieve 12000+ steps per day and 2+ hours of real activity. My father started having issues with A1C when he became sedentary. I find I can eat whatever I want, as long as I also don't sit in my arse.

My electric string trimmer has been great, but it requires so much less power. I'll have to look into swapping my Greenworks stuff for another brand. If I could get HOURS out of a battery saw, I'd be sold. I can cut all day, I'd like a saw to cut 1/4 of a day at least

Wow, a couple hours?! Ok. Then maybe Greenworks does make crap battery tools. That would take 4 batteries at least on this saw. Unless I bought the much larger batteries, but, it's already heavier than gas.

Buying my pumpkin and corn seed today. The corn should last two seasons. I'll get that in the ground asap... I need to pick up my seeder at RK though. Pumpkins will be in the ground in June. My goal this year is for the 4500sq ft plot to pay for it's own prep and protection. Next year, a...

A can of fuel lasts longer and is lighter than a battery. A tank of fuel alone is probably the equivalent of two batteries or more. I do hope battery tech improves

We went out to do some tornado cleanup in Evansville this week. We carry 5 different chainsaws, some Stihl, some Husqvarna. We were cutting with two sawyers for about 5 hours. My Greenworks Pro will run MAYBE 20-30 MINUTES. In the real world, battery saws are just not capable of doing a days...

With a suit, as close as I want. 😂. Back when we had a couple colonies, I didn't wear anything. As we accumulated more colonies, we had a lot of different personalities in the apiary. And at different times of the year, they act differently. Heck, the swarm that moved in a couple weeks ago...

These ladies are still waiting to pop! Every day the group gets larger.

Some bees can live with varroa. Some can't. If they can't, I don't really want to help them spread their genetics. Only the fit survive here. The rest are culled. Purdue University actually does a lot of research and breeding of varroa resistant bees. Neat stuff

Yeah, I don't do anything except catch swarms and collect honey in October. I am not normal.

Leveled and placed another hive today. This year has been crazy thus far.

If I mow just after sunset they don't mind. Otherwise I do wear gear on the ZTR. I weed eat without gear at sundown. They are all pretty chill.

Just got another swarm call. They made a home in one of my boxes on a farm about 5 miles away! Hallelujah!!

Transferred a swarm that moved into our apiary a few weeks ago, to a permanent hive today. 6 frames of brood already in the works... We should start hitting the stride of our flow here in a couple weeks. Perfect timing!

Here they are.

I'm on the DNR swarm call list, but have never gotten a call from it. It's just local folk and the cutouts come from referrals, because most people around here don't want the hassle. The country folk out here don't seem to mind swarms... And go out of their way to help bees survive and get...

Yes, actually very pleased with it. The buckwheat is a little sparse in areas, but it is all volunteer. The phacelia came in well! The seeds are so small you cannot see them, so my passes overlapped a bit too much. I broadcast 30lb per acre, when it should have been 18lb, because of this...

Finished priming the last of my new frames today. I'm considering a laser cutter to automate cutting frame pieces in the future. Not only for me, but for other poor Layens users who don't want to do the tedious work of cutting them. The 1 acre bee field is filling in nicely. 4 weeks to bloom...

Like I said, I'm a human idiot... I'm not the creator. I'm a humble servant. I'm not here to judge, lest I be judged.

We stopped eating fast food for two month and lost almost 10 pounds each... We we only weighed 160 and 115 prior! It's amazing what happens to your body because of convenience

Well consider me irresponsible with my bees 😄 Admittedly, I live near a town of 2000 residents... That's the "town". I live a bit outside of town. Most of our calls are from locals who know our apiary, and know we grow through swarms. The cutouts have been not due to fear, but not wanting to...

What sort of issues do bee swarms pose? And why would "farmed bees" be any different than wild bees swarming?

So I just got a question asked by another beekeeper about swarming, and artificial swarm control in my hives. We don't implement any sort of swarm control. Period. Here is our philosophy. Swarm control is typically used by commercial beekeeping to increase honey production from said hive. So...

Aside from bringing swarms back to the property this spring, and this house cutout... We are basically done "beekeeping" until fall harvest. Once the flow begins, the hives are filled with frames (20 total). Each will carry up to 10 pounds of honey... And we wait til October to harvest. We...

Most newer tractors have safety sensors, so you’d have to defeat all the safety sensors to make it work. Example, seat sensor, or clutch, or brake… My Branson has no such sensors, but I think it is in the minority

Swarm watch... Got a call from a neighbor. Swarm moving into an exterior home cavity. So, probably removing them Wednesday. I have about 10-20 guard bees checking every bee that visits this trap. And my favorite colony is still getting primed to swarm.

So, yes. However that building will also carry residual value on that property. I am also capable of doing more apiary work and general maintenance in poor weather/winter. If I ever leave this place, I’ll recoup some of the cost of the building, and the value of the equipment stored inside...

We have something called rat guard on the barn, so the little rats can’t get access. I think if we had sliding doors instead of the roll up door, we would have more issues too.

Awesome. Congrats. We use ours almost exclusively to till and plant a couple acres of bee forage.

Also, what tractor did you buy and what will it be used for?

Welcome! We in Central Indiana had a glut of swarms a couple weeks back, and it looks like this week we will have the same. The social media posts for swarm removal have ticked up a bit and some of our girls seem to be getting ready to go as well.

This one is 40x60. A little larger than my house 😄

I like concrete for doing maintenance, woodworking, honey harvesting, really anything. My tool chests roll easy, my workbench does too. Easy to keep clean.

Well, I hope they swarm this week while I'm home! They seem to be preparing

Yeah so the 3 year old battery that I previously mentioned had lost half of its endurance... It's dead now. So, keep this in mind when you buy a unit that runs on MULTIPLE $300 batteries. That's a very large liability.

Also, have a lot of activity at this trap I placed last week. Hard to tell if it's curiosity or something more at this point.

Well, buckwheat drops about 1000 pounds of seed per acre. So, last years crop will be coming up for generations! I'll have a mix of buckwheat and phacelia this year. The green is buckwheat and the purple is phacelia seedlings.

Stagflation is here... Things are coming apart.

Wow they have others that do it? My 4820 certainly does not. Now I want to go drive one (aTYM) at my dealer

I wonder if you could remove the battery for a while and then repower to see if that would reset the CEL

Off to work again this week... Temps are supposed to climb into the 80s this weekend... So maybe I'll get another swarm call while I'm away 🤣

Does it run normally? Or is there an actual performance issue too

The one that does what you need, and you can afford. It needs to be a blessing, not an anchor around your neck

Never used a steering wheel. But my lap bar unit has the parking brake integrated into the lap bar, which is nice. Also, never had a problem holding a hill like some have claimed, with my traditional ZTR. I actually find the lap bar nice, because Im never reaching forward to a wheel, my arms...

Mowed 6 more acres this week on the ETX

Yes, each battery had it's own gauge. Regardless of what's wrong, it's useless and $200 to replace. Much more difficult to troubleshoot and repair than gas. It's really a disposable tool

Yeah, I use the surface cleaner that they sell specially for the unit.

My Greenworks is 2gpm, and the surface cleaner works very well on our concrete sidewalks and patio. Not sure it's reaching 3000psi at that flow, but it does a heck of a good job

Posts rot at the surface, because this is where oxygen and light can work with moisture for decay. Posts are always wet underground. The top several inches of the hole are the issue.

Yikes, my 29HP, 72" Hustler will breeze through tall thick grass. Likely just a poorly designed deck.

Oh, I'm really commenting on the batteries themselves. Longevity, warranty and replacement.

Those particular batteries? On Amazon they are rated quite high... 4.6

Our first cutout on its third year here. They are absolute beasts.

Well… I bought a GreenWorks Pro package 4 years ago. Home use, light use. This week one of the 80v batteries decided after it runs for about 20 seconds, it will cut out. Wait 30 seconds, it will run for another 20 seconds, and cut out. Fully charged. When it cuts out, none of the battery...

I have a Greenworks electric 3000psi unit that I love.

Another 1.25 mowing a field adjacent to the house.

I really buy food and some fuel… I’m feeling a little left out 😂

I’d choose ZTR. A NICE wide stance, lower CG, and wide tires. Also, Id consider not mowing areas that are VERY steep. Issue with electric mowers is their light weight, which will actually hurt its ability to hold a hill.

Another trap up, and my humble little apiary.

Wow, that is small. They would need brood and drawn frames so the queen can get to laying. I’d throw in a frame or two of brood WITH nurse bees. Wow.

Nope. Amish built Graber Post. Very happy with it!

I am sort of a turf guru…. 😂

1.3 on the Hustler 72".

Yes! Insulated 40x60 with 10' door.

Sometimes people experience ever worsening reactions to stings, up to and including anaphylaxis. I try to minimize stings because I really don't want that to be the case with me... But inevitably I get stung a few times each year.

Baited some traps last night. Getting a trap hung on the neighbors property today and maybe moving a hive or two to another property in preparation for more bees. It's been a blessed season so far. I love beekeeping... I can't wait to invest more time in it.

Good thing my fields are smooth 😄

Well the bees didn't move into the box, or the house. I'll be hanging the trap on the property and we will see what the next month brings. Just baiting a couple traps tonight and waiting for more swarms. This week has been awfully cool, so it's slowed things done a bit.

Today or tomorrow I'll be setting up hives on another farm property, to give my bees more areas to forage. Of the three swarms I've caught this month... All have been called in to me by people we know. None have just moved into a box in the woods. Still hoping for two more swarms, but right...

Phacelia is up… hallelujah

I'm at Iron Sharpens Iron, but I have gotten a message that the bees have left the house completely and are only coming and going from the box I placed. That is a miracle. Insane.

Sealing between fittings. Work well, lasts a long time. 😎

Dang!!!

So I went to the house last night to consult with the owner regarding the cutout. It appeared the swarm was just moving in, they were still very unorganized and swarmy. I took a swarm trap with me, in case it was an easy scoop and run. I left the trap under the overhang where the bees were...

2023 cutout

We got about an inch of rain last night. About .5", four days ago. Plenty of moisture now to get it above ground. This clay loam holds water like nothing else. Before the rain.

I'll post up a few. I think I did post some from the cutout last year? I love and hate cutouts. You don't know what you'll get. You don't know if you'll ever see the queen. Every time it's different. It could take an hour, or 8 hours... 😬

Also get some Dowty seals

I haven't updated this in a while. The tractor is used primarily for PTO work (72" tiller). I've hauled some busted up concrete in the loader for disposal and some backfill dirt, but mostly PTO. It has about 23 hours on the clock, mostly tilling our honey field. No issues to report. No...

Look here. I used the .031" orifice and it's perfect IMHO. https://www.hydraulicmegastore.com/product-category/hydraulic-products/adaptors/mild-steel-hydraulic-adaptors/male-to-male-adaptors/bsp-male-x-bsp-male-with-restrictor/

These won't work with the Italian made links. Wrong thread type.

https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/it%E2%80%99s-here.463896/ Around post 75 I talk about what I used. If you bought from AgriStore, you'll need BSP threads and MOST of what you'll find here is NOT.

Well, the cylinder was Italian, so I did end up buying them from across the pond for the correct thread type and pitch. They were a few bucks each. Let me find my post about them.

Phacelia watch day 3... We should see something in 4 days. Should. I've never planted it before, so it may be a bust!

Got a call for a cutout today. Looks like the swarm just moved in today, so it should be a small group and less comb. Probably spending the day Tuesday tearing into their house

Oh I didn't know New Holland serviced LS

I’m assuming he is looking for LS Dealers

It's under warranty... So why are you doing it at all?

I was quoted about $700 to open one acre of virgin clay loam sod. I then realized I'd need to till that several times each year for planting, so I bought a tractor and tiller. Each year I save over $1000 by doing the job myself, and I have fun. I'd do side jobs, but some people will want...

Ha, no... They are actually made to correct my color blindness. Without them, the tractor doesn't look red.

I hope it grows. Buckwheat is easy to see when you broadcast it. These seeds are tiny, so you can't see them once they leave the spreader. Calling for rain today and again in about 5 days... So let's hope something happens. They recommended 18lb per acre broadcast. And since it's so hard to...

What happened to the storage solution?

Phacelia planted. Tilled once more. Broadcast. Drug it in with my invention, cultipacked... Now for nature.

Another 1.5 on the 4820H tilling the phacelia field. Also got it planted

Hopefully I can get this in the ground today.

Yah, I know many units have split pumps, one for steering and one for everything else. Looks like you tractor also uses two separate pumps

The wife took a photo after we tilled 1.5 acres (1.6 hours) for nectar plants

Tilled 1.5 acres to plant tomorrow. Got another 1.6 hours on the tractor.

Yes, Phacelia tanacetifolia. I tilled the 1 acre field tonight so I can get it planted tomorrow. Broadcast, drag in, and cultipack.

My buckwheat field from last year looks amazing, too bad I want to plant phacelia there. I'd have a helluva free buckwheat stand this year. It just doesn't produce the nectar I had anticipated.

I prefer Echo

Ladies are in the apiary and re-orienting! One will be named Hayden Hive (after the family that found them). And the other Legacy Hive... Because at this time I have three colonies that have all come from my first cutout, one that I did three years ago, and they are all booming. Definitely...

A couple photos of these beauties.

What a blessed week. So I placed that box in the apiary 5 days ago for a potential split, but decided against. So, I put some Swarm Commander in it, 14 frames and left it. Yup, confirmed tonight it is full of bees. Then got the call for the other swarm while at 36000' enroute from NYC...

Swarm in the box!

Just got a call for a swarm in a homeowners bush. May go grab that one before sunset. Swarmageddon is on! I just landed on my way in from NYC, the wife is loading the supplies, and we may get them rehomed by dark.

Last week I took this small starter hive to the apiary in case I wanted to do a split. I didn't see the amount of larvae and eggs Id like to see, so I didn't. Instead I filled it with drawn frames and dark comb to see if I could get some bees to move in. This week the wife said she saw quite...

Even a dump here will run $250k... My dump was $70k

That's my point. The gap between home prices and incomes has widened significantly since the 1980s. Buying a home now is only for the well off, or the eternally broke.

Wow

I have a full acre of buckwheat coming up from last summers crop. 😂

Except the gap in housing prices and income has never been greater. There is that.

Hasnt the eco boost not been the most reliable powerplant for Ford? My neighbor has one that blew at like 30,000 miles, and I seem to recall reading about it's lack of reliability

I love my single shot 410. Awesome rabbit gun

I see they just recalled the Bronco Sport

5hp per foot is a good rule. You can get by with less, but it will make the job more of a hassle in some cases. 50x50 will take about 5 minutes 😁 We do 50,000 square feet 😎

Looks like things are slowing, even for green and orange https://www.tractorjunction.com/tractor-news/domestic-tractor-sales-report-fy-2024/

To be fair, new diesel oil will be black in 10 hours... Appearance means little

I'm pretty much set on getting the Vulcan Mig Max 215 on sale for Inside Track Members

Typically I do drive on the mowed side. I had not split the field, so intead of wasting time driving across the headland I just kept making passes on the one end. So every other was driving on the mowed portion.

Yeah I think T6 would work well in those temps