Farmallh194012345 Posted September 6, 2025 Author Posted September 6, 2025 Here in Indiana it’s 40 degrees every morning. Quote
sandhiller Posted September 6, 2025 Posted September 6, 2025 anything is a heat houser if you are creative enough😄 Doug @iowaboy1965 thought I was being a bit too redneck so sent a proper IH Windbreaker😎🤠 4 Quote
Farmallh194012345 Posted September 6, 2025 Author Posted September 6, 2025 this is it so far grandpa told me this is the old one for his 4020 and he got a new one in the 2000s. Went on like a hand and a glove it fit great with few modifications. Quote
ComancheStarFarms Posted September 7, 2025 Posted September 7, 2025 18 hours ago, Farmallh194012345 said: Here in Indiana it’s 40 degrees every morning. ? Quote
Farmallh194012345 Posted September 7, 2025 Author Posted September 7, 2025 We were talking about how cold it is every morning because of the heathouser. 1 Quote
Farmallh194012345 Posted September 7, 2025 Author Posted September 7, 2025 I live outside of Rockville Indiana and this week every morning has been between 40-50 degrees and in the afternoon it’s 70. Quote
ComancheStarFarms Posted September 8, 2025 Posted September 8, 2025 Just caught me by surprise & no big deal. I’m in IN also & not yet 40 in our area. Maybe the 40s but not 40. But it’s coming soon enough. Quote
Farmallh194012345 Posted September 8, 2025 Author Posted September 8, 2025 Wow better enjoy it while it’s here. Quote
Farmallh194012345 Posted September 8, 2025 Author Posted September 8, 2025 Are you the field yet? Quote
ComancheStarFarms Posted September 9, 2025 Posted September 9, 2025 Just finished the last of our hay yesterday. Beans about 2 weeks away. Corn maybe 2+ weeks - dry weather past two weeks helps a lot. Slight pause will give us a chance to cut about 10,000 board feet of timber. Bedford for us. Quote
Farmallh194012345 Posted September 9, 2025 Author Posted September 9, 2025 3 weeks or more on beans and corn it’s very dry. Everything is dying because there’s not enough water. Quote
ComancheStarFarms Posted September 10, 2025 Posted September 10, 2025 Dry in the south also. Never want to turn down rain but sure makes good working weather. No Wheat since the 80s. Your area grows a fair amount - right? Quote
Farmallh194012345 Posted September 10, 2025 Author Posted September 10, 2025 Yes my family grows about 159 acres of wheat each year, it’s a good way to make cash easy. Quote
Farmallh194012345 Posted September 10, 2025 Author Posted September 10, 2025 Oops I meant 150 not 159 Quote
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