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40 years ago my accountant did that, He was much more successful using a direct connection from his tail pipe to the inside of his car.
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At about 1.41-1.43 what is on the left wing? Possible Wing damage or ?
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Sh3t, That was cool I always wondered what they did with those machines. WOW!! Now I know why those Allison 653 transmission's don't last long.
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It's all good till a rock comes flying through the air. Last summer took out 2 windows on 2 different tractors in 2 different area's . Both parked, 1 by a home owner and 1 by my employee moving a grass strip next to a ditch with 3 tractors parked across the lane.😠 Looks like a good uniform spread job
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I'm jealous. Granted 2 different types we are talking about. 20” row spacing
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Yes correct once PH is that low it will. Guys around here aren't set up to do their own thing. 5 years ago I started doing my own Gypsum since no one in the area was equipped. Lime is cheap when compared to adding more fert to increase yield. Dry wall recycle, I believe in our state you cant take it to a land fill anymore so it's out there. Just for the fun of it I sent my truck 220 miles to pick up a load of recycle in bulk pneumatic, 2 problems with recycle #1 Density is 45/lb so very light could only get 28 tons instead of 35 tons #2 That sh3t doesn't want to move out of the tank very e
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Yeah, I had the Zebra look going at 28. That was the hot look back in the 80's. Had my hair cut the other day it's got the yellow color hi-lite look, not sure what the meaning of that is. I'm sure Troy will fill me in with his opinion as to why.
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Ok, Around here with no lime soil would be 3-4 PH . Gypsum is a great source of calcium and sulfur. Reading the web one guy says gyp isn't good for anything ,next guy says it's a miracle worker. 🤷♀️ I have a friend that had a bean field next to the bay it has a couple acres with salt issues so last fall I told him I wanted to have a trial in that area so I applied 2 ton/ac of gyp to see if it flushes the salt through.
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Yes we do. All the product is newly fine grind ag flour, Some of the product is from making roofing product or course products.
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What was your PH running. I was using 1 ton of lime ever 3rd year for spuds but PH was getting high 6.8+ so switched to gyp 5 years ago finally my PH is coming down to lower 6's. Around this area guys grow a lot of spinach for seed so need mid 6 PH or it won't bolt. Plus higher PH helps control fusarium in spinach.
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I plant 200 ac of green beans, 2019 had good growing weather and had good sieve size and paid weight of 6.4 ton of beans/acre. 2020 season did the same fert program as 2019. field man should have gave them a few more days since sieve size was small which was less tons/ac. Main difference was starting memorial day weekend (1st planting) it turned cool and wet for about 35-40 days , Basically 1/2 the growing season was wet and cold. Hard to recover from that length of cold,wet weather. The beans were short with 15-20% of beans laying on the ground. Listeria is the last thing they want in their
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Or could care about. Since the milk,beef,eggs,lamb,pork and produce are all factory made in the back of the store so why do we need farms or farmers?
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Back in late 60's uncle had an 806 with M&W kit never had engine problems, the hp setting was 115 or so, Can't say that about the T/A or Diff. I wouldn't be afraid of it unless it's jacked up, radiator would over heat in the summer.
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Old? Don't let the grey hair influence your mind, I've had grey hair since 28. Then why does my wife say I'm like a 12 year old some times? Answer that Mr "younger" than me.😁
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Ran a several 345/392 on the farm long time ago. Both great engines. Liked the 392 more.