The Life of a Custom Mowing contractor

   / The Life of a Custom Mowing contractor
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WOW, thats wet and early (no leaves on trees)
 
   / The Life of a Custom Mowing contractor
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I hadn't looked but there used to be outfits that repair these newer dashs. Of course that would keep the tractor down a couple of weeks which is not a good scenario.
Farmtronics for Canadians.

www.farmtronics.com

Yes, I know about them. They are probably the ones who also broke my cluster.
I had mine sent to farmtronics for a repair last fall (background lights died). I got it back and installed cluster and it started glitching. I figured loose wire. Tried messing with harnesses, etc. No help.
Then it finally went black for good yesterday.

To buy the reman cluster for $1,800, you have to give them your core, so I can’t send it back to them unless I want to wait. I was also told some glitches cannot be fixed.

I really don’t want to wait for a long period of time, and the tractor was unmovable.
 
   / The Life of a Custom Mowing contractor #1,413  
WOW, thats wet and early (no leaves on trees)
Actually that is a November picture. Point being doesn't matter if there is standing water my cousin will be on the fields
 
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Actually that is a November picture. Point being doesn't matter if there is standing water my cousin will be on the fields
Is this the cuz you’ve had some “issues” with?
 
   / The Life of a Custom Mowing contractor #1,415  
Actually that is a November picture. Point being doesn't matter if there is standing water my cousin will be on the fields
To me that is a bit backwards, ruining a field for a small tonage of haylage, But that's me.
 
   / The Life of a Custom Mowing contractor #1,416  
Is this the cuz you’ve had some “issues” with?
It would be. Not sure where I posted this before but he just keeps getting bigger and bigger. Several weeks ago he called about running equipment as it is go time on corn and haylage. It didn’t work out but wanted to as he had gotten better and bigger equipment and wanted to try out their newer merger.

 
   / The Life of a Custom Mowing contractor #1,417  
To me that is a bit backwards, ruining a field for a small tonage of haylage, But that's me.
The stories I could tell you…………….


Let’s just say many years ago, way before he was as big as he is now another farmer and I talked about it was only a matter of time before he killed someone due to how equipment was kept and ran. It happened.
 
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Tried to jam in some mowing on a cool, overcast day. Couldn’t bale hay, so grabbed mowing tractor and knocked out a few fields. Here’s a “driving range” I cut for a Customer.

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Steep part is surprisingly steep. Uphill tires feel very light.
This might be my scariest one.

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Headed home…..


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   / The Life of a Custom Mowing contractor #1,420  
Did you get your dash replaced?
 

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