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It sure has been Brent. It would be nice to have a little moisture for tillage though.

Good evening Gary!

Good evening Ed. 🍻🍻 It's been a smooth harvest, just wish there was some moisture for tillage.

It could have a larger bean head. Conditions were very good. October 4 is about normal for harvesting soybeans here.

Good evening Bryce. Yes, not so pressured by rain coming. We are very dry here.

@@farawayfarm2520 it does pretty well.

They work well together.

Good evening Ed. 🍻🍻 Seems like a person can never have enough horsepower.

@pinesedgefarm1155 as a friend of mine used to say, there's no replacement for displacement..

Still lots of corn out there yet. That's a great accomplishment. I'm actually surprised you didn't have that already. Another interesting growing season.

@ , keep in mind Erik that we had a cold, wet, late spring here Delayed a great deal of the planting

Still dry here, seems like every cloud keeps going around.

Good morning Gary ☕☕☕

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Good evening Gary.

That's what you need!! There was a time, dad would joke around that if we ever had a big fourwheel drive, we could hook all our equipment to it at once, and go to work.. one pass and done👍🤣😂 Good morning Dave ☕☕☕

It is actually the smallest of the articulated New Hollands of that time. It sure is fun to drive. Yes, it was built by Versatile out of Winnipeg Canada.

Good morning Bryce. We are dry so far. They are saying snow, so we shall see.

@pinesedgefarm1155 I've been slightly soggy. Wisconsin got plenty last night.

Good morning Bryce ☕☕☕

@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin Good morning Ed.

@@brycewiborg8095 still dry here, the rain clouds seem to go right around us.

Good morning Brent ☕☕☕

Good evening Brent. It pulled pretty easily there.

That saw sure is handy! I still like my gas powered stuff though. Getting closer to being ready for winter. Thanks Nelson.😁🍻🍻🚜🛻👨‍🌾🇺🇸🇺🇸🌽🌽

It is an 18 volt, it is quite handy for doing odd jobs. The 620 is a bit overpowered for the splitter. Oh yeah, you got dat right there Mr. Brent.

It sure is Ed.🍻🍻

Thanks, it makes quick work of the firewood.

It is a handy saw. It was actually too warm to be doing that job that day. I was splitting some Ash that I cut two years ago.

Thanks Gary.

Good afternoon Gary.

Now that you mention it Bryce, I have never driven one either We had a 630.

I have a Saker mini chain saw I like it OK, but it doesn’t have the chain oiler that the Milwaukee mini does You have to drizzle oil on the bar by hand

@tractortalkwithgary1271 Good morning Gary. I drove a 530 for a neighbor. Nice tractors. It was missing the clutch cover. He couldn't find one.

It's a nice tractor. This one was actually my first tractor to own. I did a complete restoration in 2007. Thanks Bryce.

@@OldIronAcres thanks, we've had good weather to get things done.

You're telling me, I'm even late on commenting back. Just about, I was all over the neighborhood for a few days. Thanks Will.

I'm not one to sit idle. It's all about the finished appearance.😂🍻🍻

@@brenterickson1695 a few different operations besides at home. Those two work good together. We have enough head to keep us busy. Thanks Brent.

@@tractortalkwithgary1271 it's nice to be done.

@@tractortalkwithgary1271 good morning Gary, only a few days late.

Good afternoon Ed!🍻🍻 That chopper could eat! It's nice to see how different brands perform.

@@pinesedgefarm1155 good afternoon Erik 🍻 The older ones, like both your JDs, could sure eat! The newer ones, Claas feeds smoother, will actually out perform a bigger JD.. I don't know about the brand new ones..

@@Rollinghillsfarmsmn 3 different operations besides at home. Boy is it dusty here. That silo is 68 ft. A little Italian Oliver. That would be a nice tractor to have these days. Thanks Dave.

@@andylieffring3987 I'm not sure when they were manufactured, but thinking in the 80's. The 4020 used to fill all the silos until we got more horsepower. We like to stretch it's legs once in awhile.

I believe the unloader is a Norling and pretty much the same as a Vandale. Lot's of Patz and Valmetal around here. Thanks Bryce.

I'm a few days late. Soybeans are pretty much gone here. Corn is probably half.

It can be, if done at the wrong time. I really like it for thick/tall grass.

Thanks, the hay turned out good. I would have never guessed that it would be this dry. We had a few drops this morning, nothing that slowed us down. Good to hear you are making progress on the shed. Thanks Will.

That was perfect timing to get that car. I like the old stuff as well. It's actually a 620, a little newer. The alfalfa will be keeping dairy cows happy. Thanks Brent!

Better late than never. Thanks Bryce.

Good evening Ed. That hay dried better than the rest all summer. It hasn't rained since before I cut that.🍻🍻

@@pinesedgefarm1155 nice 👍

It makes good feed.

Thanks. I have plenty of classics to get the jobs done.

It turned out really well. The wheel rake takes two windrows and puts them into one. The big balers work better with more hay in a windrow.

Thanks! Considering all the rain we had this summer I managed to not have any get rained on. That was the first time using the co-op on the tedder, it handled it very well. Hope things are good your way.🇺🇸🇺🇸🍻🍻🌽👨‍🌾🌾🛻🚜🚜

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Good evening Gary.

They like their blue ones.😁 Those are pretty slick tractors. That song never gets old.🤣🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻

@@brenterickson1695 complete opposite of last year with all the crops. That stuff does wonders. I was wondering if anyone caught that song. LOL Thanks Brent!