farmer john 8910

Had a 1904 for a long time. No problem going in the ground at all, very little bearing trouble just pulled pretty hard for a 20 ft disk and made ridges

Mowed 40 acres of new seeding alfalfa with the M got a really great stand this time

My dad has been a vet for 38 years and can’t think of a lot of farm calls we have been on that they would let on tv. Lots of language and guys around here don’t have very well mannered critters lol

Saw some corn tasseling west of rock Valley yesterday

Saw him up by Sioux Falls a few years ago and he did a **** of a job!!!

Corn looks as good as ever here, we have some tasseling just need a couple shots of rain and not much wind and it’s good to go.

Well hello ladies!!!

We have some decent parts guys at both red and green stores around here and also some bad. My carquest guy almost never misses and has a great inventory which no dealership has at all!!! We have to keep our own parts inventory make our own hoses and do most of the repair on farm equipment or it just plain doesn’t get done!!!!

All tillable hill ground here is probably around 5-8000 per acre. Good bottom ground 8000-12000. Wet gumbo type bottom maybe 5000. All of that is subject to how crazy people want to get or who owns next to it though

Yes!!! I have cornwell for everything that can break or need replacing on a regular basis. That way I have a new one every Tuesday

Happy birthday!!!!

Put the 7 year old to work today and she liked it

Looking good here

The **** with the TA I want the kenworth!!!!

Have had lots of success with just welding on the race and grounding wherever as long as it’s a clean ground