Farmerboy72

thank you

do you have a link for this? everytime I try go to k&m website I get a hay equipment site, or tractorseats.com

found it. that placement seems a lot more handy than the current spot. guess I will have to talk to my neighbor (he is a fabricator and has his own weld shop).

I am trying to find a different place to mount the toolbox on our 290. I was browsing the web and saw something made by some Purdue students that allowed you put the toolbox just behind the weight bracket. Now I cant find it back and would like to look into it more. Does anyone here know what I might be talking about? and if so, where could I locate it? It bolted to the frame just under the hood. you would access the bolts that hold to the frame by lifting the hood. thanks for any help

This is Jake and pic of what he does best. Watching those steers from the "safe" side of the fence!s

This is this years group. Not as cute as the previous pic!

so very true!

Always seemed to be between groups. I am usually empty from July to Oct, silos are about empty at that time anyways. Have 150 had of black angus out there right now.

Still use the two cement silos. The later pics are taken when no cattle are on the farm

A drone was used for the most recent pic I have. Cheaper than having a plane come out.

Please post them! Would love to see others. Quote Edit

Please post them! Would love to see others.

Very cool! Nice craftsmanship!

I didn't want hijack the barn pics post, but I was having trouble uploading these pics. So the next best thing was to start a new one. i have been wanting to hang these for some time and finally got around to it. I am sure the wife will not like the way I did it, but it is done. The masking tape is temporary until I get something nicer looking to show the years. Kinda neat to see how things have changed or not changed over the years. The farm was established in 1908

Funny how two different places that offer the exact same thing have such a big difference in price. tractorseats.com---$532 sloanexpress--$375 are there any other sites to check?