TODAYS SEAT TIME

[AllByteNoBark]

Well, seems I have been super busy for several months. Finally got around to putting a little gravel on our turn-around. I've decided I am not to good at spreading gravel but it is still better than it was. The base is pretty good but needed topped up. Here is an image of the before and the semi load of gravel.



Here is the results. The wife is happy so that is what counts. :laughing:

 

[LS Tractor Owner]

Well, seems I have been super busy for several months. Finally got around to putting a little gravel on our turn-around. I've decided I am not to good at spreading gravel but it is still better than it was. The base is pretty good but needed topped up. Here is an image of the before and the semi load of gravel.

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Here is the results. The wife is happy so that is what counts. :laughing:

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Not too good? Looks really really good to me! Especially going around a curve like that!

 

[AllByteNoBark]

Thanks, it looks better in the photos. I used the dribble method someone on here described which helped around the curve

 

[two_bit_score]

Thanks, it looks better in the photos. I used the dribble method someone on here described which helped around the curve

Very nice looking job!

 

[Sawyer Rob]

Looks pretty good, but it doesn't look like gravel to me

SR

 

[LouNY]

Yesterdays seat time was a bit over 8 hours straight in a CNH 7120 Magnum with the chopper doing haylage.
It was our first full day this season, been a dab here and there for direct feeding and a few round bales before yesterday.
About 200 tons of haylage in a day, the links are my view for the day.
First field,

 

[LouNY]

For some reason I could only post one video per post so here is the second

Third and last field,

I see that my back window was getting quite dirty.

 

[AllByteNoBark]

Looks pretty good, but it doesn't look like gravel to me

SR

It is actually crushed limestone, 3/4" washed. Where I grew up all the country roads used it and we always called it gravel so that is what I think of when someone says gravel.

 

[Sawyer Rob]

There ya go, we have that here too, it's called crushed limestone here... lol

SR

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Ours are crushed limestone also, but they are still called gravel roads, even though not technically gravel.