Recent content by swat1018

Be careful what you offer! I am retired and have a motor home now, I may head your way for a fishing trip! Love the sewing machine, brings back memories. My family owned a glove company, we had hundreds of machines, just like it.

I love running boneless breasts through my cuber, bread them, and "fry" in the airfryer. Much like a breaded tenderloin sandwich. (if you're from the midwest)

Same here.

I had a similar issue. A giant farmer use to farm my ground. He was farming it before I bought it. Got caught chiseling away a CRP tree planting a little at a time. When FSA caught it, he had taked about 20 yards, the entire length of the field. Instead of paying it back, I asked to...

I've butchered 13 this winter and last. Never had any bad meat yet, it's all been delicious.

I imagine your problem will be that it'll be 100 degrees in there.

You'll be fine.

Hard to beat a Ruger 10/22. I've been killing stuff with mine for 35 years and have never cleaned it. LOL.

I'm in NE MO and have the turbo coulters and center rib press wheels. Unless you plan on planting native grasses every year or two, I'd rent a drill with a native seed box. The native box makes the drill pretty big, and heavy, especially in the 3P version. I would NEVER get the 3 point model...

Being that it's 4x4, I think you will be fine. I don't think you'd be ok with the 3pt. version.

Cood be the valves need adjusted, if it's never been done.

They make a 3P with the native seed box. It makes the drill a monstrosity. The length with 3 boxes, along with the weight puts a terrible amount of leverage on the tractor. My buddy has one. He runs a 95 HP tractor and it still will toss you around if you drop it fast or it swings on a turn...

I purchased mine in 2012 for 12K. Pretty certain I could turn a profit.

I would never get one with a Native grass box. Mine doesn't have it, but a buddy does. It makes the drill way heaviev and about twice as long. It really leverages a tractor. The average guy doesn't plant native grasses regularly. Maybe a once in five or ten year operation for me. I'll just...

Gotta love the "Kill them before they die," management style. Only thing proven so far is that it isn't working. (Anywhere)