Is it the machine or the operator?

[cottonpicken]

Doubt the tred print has kept up to the weight of the machines over the years

[Hopperbin]

Gotta admit straight cutting has more challenges in wet. As in getting stuck. Got a new 20 yr old would possibly have swamped it with a straight header today for where he drove. Got another 20 yr old two days before got high clearance sprayer stuck ina washout. Should never have that inclination to drive straight through. Washout was full of water he went slow put one front tire in and front of 3320 was on the ground. So I pull up with 535 hp of tractor around front cause never pulled sprayer out backward before he flagging me go behind. Ok this one needed backing out. Oh so glad no one gets hurt sometimes.

[sumdumguy]

If we all make it through with no tragedy this year, we better have an Agriville party.not a bad idea, eh?

[Hopalong]

This thread reminds me of the old joke expect all have heard.
Texan bragging that it took him all day to drive around his spread in his half ton.
To which his listener responded "I used to have a truck like that too".

[Klause]

I'll agree with Hopper... straight cut heads are heavier out front.

Sank one wheel of the combine, dumped the hopper, dropped head right to ground and walked out of it.



I'm kinda glad I don't have those two kids working for us, Hopper.

Someone gets our Willmar stuck in the front end I'd have words and they would be interesting.

[SASKFARMER3]

Guys this is the shit I have been dealing with for 8 years and you thought I didn't know what I was talking about. It's a shit show most days.