TNT was wondering how u made out with your
hay down? With 1000 acres down at once I
assume your using 3 balers?
I was lowbedding from High level to Grande
Prairie to Elk Point & Cold Lake area last week
and was very surprised at how much hay was
around and how many cattle farmers there still
are. Lots of Barley planted, up in the north, very
very fiew barley fields.
Does anyone on here keep a trac hoe around for
farm use? Won't be this year but maybe soon I
think we are going to buy our own. Would be good
for 1) pulling the cat out when stuck 2) digging
dugouts 3) trenching/draining land 4) loading
manure trucks 4) brush pile clean up.
I know a must for it will be a thumb for moving
logs and a chuck blade for trenching and loading
manure. We had a 200 Komatsu here for a
couple weeks and that seemed to be a big
enough machine and is easy on fuel.
If your a machinery hatter don't bother replying.
hay down? With 1000 acres down at once I
assume your using 3 balers?
I was lowbedding from High level to Grande
Prairie to Elk Point & Cold Lake area last week
and was very surprised at how much hay was
around and how many cattle farmers there still
are. Lots of Barley planted, up in the north, very
very fiew barley fields.
Does anyone on here keep a trac hoe around for
farm use? Won't be this year but maybe soon I
think we are going to buy our own. Would be good
for 1) pulling the cat out when stuck 2) digging
dugouts 3) trenching/draining land 4) loading
manure trucks 4) brush pile clean up.
I know a must for it will be a thumb for moving
logs and a chuck blade for trenching and loading
manure. We had a 200 Komatsu here for a
couple weeks and that seemed to be a big
enough machine and is easy on fuel.
If your a machinery hatter don't bother replying.