The Land of Milk and Honey

[T-Max]

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[Turkey Creek]

We have one of the Dewalt cordless chainsaws. For what I use it for I have zero complaints.

 

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[buckdeer1]

Doesn't get much better than that,watch out for ticks,had the first one today

 

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[Mortenson]

Will be interesting to see what you get. Your spot looks more interesting than mine. Here's where I put my 10 lbs of RC Big Rock in Feb.

 

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[T-Max]

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[Turkey Creek]

Got some good help with rehabbing the gauge wheels. New bearings and bushing and they are smooth as silk!

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That is a great thing! Trying to get them started when they are old enough to have a cell phone is a lesson in frustration!!

 

[T-Max]

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[Catscratch]

I also rented a fertilizer buggy for my corn plot. I was gonna put AMS on recommendation, but the agronomist came up with a special cocktail for me. Only bad news was the buggy needed dual hydraulic hookups to run. Our JD 3020 only has 1. Thank goodness I have a good neighbor who likes Busch Light.

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Some of the best things in life are bartered for with barley pop!
Place is looking great!

 

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[Catscratch]

Thanks, Cat! Biggest headache now is I am on a list for the local NWSG drill from the NRCS. Was supposed to get it early March to plant my buffer strips. Someone is sitting on it. We are due for a new kid any day now. I had hoped to get it planted before that…


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Congrats on the new kid! The stork will show up at exactly the wrong time. Likely right before they call to let you know you can pick up the drill.
Good luck with the birth and congrats again!

 

[buckdeer1]

Will they not call him so you can get it?What are you planting

 

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[Mortenson]

They make hydraulic multiplier kits if you want to add a set of remotes. Not as cheap as barley pops, but some guys can drink a lot of beer! Good luck with the baby!

 

[Turkey Creek]

They make hydraulic multiplier kits if you want to add a set of remotes. Not as cheap as barley pops, but some guys can drink a lot of beer! Good luck with the baby!

I put one on my Kubota so that I could have rear remotes. I think it set me back $500 but it was simple to install. Should have had them put on when we bought the tractor but wasnt thinking that far into the future at the time.