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• Posted in thread: Finally.....man Rules!!!!! on 06/14/2011 at 10:45PM
  After all this, I've got to try the toilet seat thing tonight. Will probably just get a "flash in the pan", but if it does turn into a little splash, well, I am getting old and forgetful. :cool:

• Posted in thread: Tall hay on 06/02/2011 at 7:41AM
  I understand that you can get a book from your New Holland dealer that outlines all the info about hay production. The weather thing... as far as I know you get to analize all the info yourself and ma...

• Posted in thread: Tall hay on 05/30/2011 at 10:11PM
  We just had 2" of rain yesterday, nice today, chance of rain tomorrow and tomorrow night and then maybe a window. This clay holds the moisture pretty good! I've got to be patient.

• Posted in thread: Tall hay on 05/29/2011 at 10:06AM
  Generally cut. If the window is there, I'll drop some and continue worrying about what's already on the ground. Last year we had a good looking 10 day window and dropped about 10 acres. Well, it raine...

• Posted in thread: Tall hay on 05/28/2011 at 7:58PM
  Our hay is tall and heavy also. The first cutting is always a pain! I'll have to wait a couple days after the rain stops to dry a little, then cut with a wide windrow, ted to fluff it up the second da...

• Posted in thread: Pesticide Study and Survey on 07/01/2010 at 11:31PM
  I grow Blueberries, hay, some row crop stuff ( corn and soybeans ) and have a small garden. I used to carry a commercial restricted use pesticide license including areial application. I now only have ...

• Posted in thread: How to shift into HI/LOW range??? on 03/24/2010 at 11:08PM
  How about one stick with two shift patterns. The top pattern is low range, 1,2,3 and r1 while the bottom range is 4,5,6 and r2. To change ranges you place the shifter in the center of the pattern and ...

• Posted in thread: New toy!! on 12/06/2008 at 10:48PM
  Looks VERY nice! Looks like a new version of mine. They like fluffy snow and lots of HP. I've got 80 hp and could use 20 or so more! If you push it into a big pile, you might have to take it easy ( or...

• Posted in thread: Suggestions on using tractor to lift, move and pull items on 11/08/2008 at 4:56AM
  Don't pull hard and high from the three point as there is a tendency to go over backwards. Lost another neighbor that way this summer. He was jerking out stumps. You can generally pull as hard as you ...

• Posted in thread: Best way to shut down a diesel on 11/08/2008 at 4:39AM
  Isn't that " choke wire " connected to the injector pump? If so, it's a manual fuel shut off. Make sure all the hydraulics are in neutral detents with no load on anything, shut the engine off and then...