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Reichow7120

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  • Birthday 06/20/1984

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    Farming, music, rodeos, and all around good times. We farm with a 2013 Farmall 105U, 1996 Case IH 3230, 2 1990 7120 Magnums (1 fwa, 1 2wd ) 1, 1981 IH 786, 1,1963 Farmall 460 gas, and 1 1948 Farmall H. Have a 2005 2377 combine with correspondening heads. A Case IH 6500 conser til chisel plow and even a 56 forage blower. Also own a 1988 9370 IH Eagle semi tractor to pull hopper bottom.Everything else is a conglomeration of stuff to make the farm go round. Am a IH guy born in the Case IH era.

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  1. We have a neighbor with a 3020 gas but its a Syncro. Driving that one hauling silage wagons a tick over 20 years ago was my introduction to John Deere syncro transmisions. Needless to say the outfit wasn't impressive.
  2. Started bailing hay today. Got the square baler Started and baled 3 loads of squares ( seems like the first startup of the square baler here after it sits all winter is full of start up issues) Round baled the rest of the field ( 17 acres) Yes the tractor on the Round baler is the definition of "Think you used enough Dynamite there Butch" Reason is all the others that are a tad bit smaller are on something else. This one is available not being used. Don't have to unhook anything
  3. Got started cutting hay Wednesday. Layed some more down today. Hope to bale some tomorrow
  4. Finished planting corn last Wednesday morning. We did have a 4 acre chunk down at the Cousin's farm that is a active gravel pit. They dug on this 4 acre chunk a few years ago and it was reclaimed. She wanted it planted to pasture. But first we needed to pick stone. Crown stone picker we picked up cheap and had to rebuild a little over a year ago.
  5. Ive had bear once a number of years ago. Guy I knew in college got one on a hunt in the Manistee national forest. It is a very greasy fatty meat. I didn't particularly care for it. But there are those who do.
  6. Id be practising Montana law myself. Shoot, Shovel, and Shut Up
  7. Corn planting pictures. Hopefully finish tomorrow
  8. X2 Im one of the few on here that hate Firestone with a passion. Some of that has to do with a extremely bad experienced with them a while back. They lost us as a customer after that.
  9. Our Big Cam 400 is 11 gallons
  10. That's funny. They are far from easy to clean up. Ill explain why from what ive observed and been told. Those photo cells on them panels that are full of their goodies as time progresses start to shed and leak that stuff. You live in the Peoples Republic of New York if. I recall correctly. What happens when you spill 5 gallons of gas? All -ell breaks loose. All the enviromental agencies show up to clean up rightly so or not. Think some leaking or breaking down photo cells will be overlooked? I doubt that. Have a good hail storm and see what you have in the aftermath and what is cleaned up. Dad was talking to one of our landlords from some crop ground we rent. Retired FedEx driving truck a year ago. Goes to Florida in the winter. Was telling Dad about all these homes that had solar panels on them. Florida the Sunshine State. Makes sense right. Did til the Hurricane hit. All those panels were trashed. But no one wants to touch them to dispose or recycle or salvage them. So there are all these houses down there with trashed solar panels in their yards because they have no way to dispose of them. Another thing is there is no way they are restoring that land when they are done. They bulldoze and dig the land to fit their needs. Hills get bulldozed down into the valleys. No considerations about where the topsoil is. You will have some feet thick in places and none at all in others. You know from what you describe that topsoil isn't very thick in your area. Loose it in places you won't raise crap there again. They dig retention ponds so no quick fix there either.
  11. Solar guys could give them one H--l of a run for their money on that honestly. Been driving by land they trashed around me the last few days. Won't have either one but at least with turbins you can do something with the land around the tower not involved with it. Solar the whole place is screwed up. And im not endorsing wind turbins either. Far from it.
  12. More pictures of us planting beans after a inch of rain
  13. Kinda hard to do when he offs himself
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