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[macdon02]

Was on Nat till 2010, then took a leap of faith when one of the members, who seemed to know what he was talking about as far as markets go, started a 200 member group, i signed up and never went back to Nat. From there i ended up joining 2 other groups of actual traders, wanna be's, and everyone in between, some guys manage small hedge funds with $500 million at their finger tips, it's interesting to say the least. Marketing for me has evolved from "reading the western producer" to having daily contact and being able to shake hands with the movers and shakers. These guys are watching our sector and they have cash set aside waiting. When you get behind the doors of a more private group, the ideas start to flow more freely, it's just the way it is. Yes there's still the same bickering but not to the same degree. You get out what you put in and if you have an open mind it can be extremely beneficial. So 3 private groups and here for me.

[woodland]

Woodland you have peaked my curiousity, where did you get a 19 foot discbine? I have certainly seen lots of 16 foots. I use a 13 foot on the front of a challenger sp185. Last year it was way to short, this year about right. But over 2 inches of rain in the last week put a real damper on haying. Lots of hay in the area got a really good bath. One other thing, how many horsepower do you have to use to twist that discbine?

It’s a NH H8080 with 225 hp and I wouldn’t want any less. At 9 mph in heavy first cut with the rolls tight its maxed out unless you’re going downhill. Found it a RME Camrose where it sat for two years after a custom guy traded it after using it for a year. They were motivated sellers which worked out nice. My wife and mom love running it with heated leather and suspended cab/rear axel.


And it’s got a great buddy seat / floor space for a swamper😎

[farmaholic]

It’s a NH H8080 with 225 hp and I wouldn’t want any less. At 9 mph in heavy first cut with the rolls tight its maxed out unless you’re going downhill. Found it a RME Camrose where it sat for two years after a custom guy traded it after using it for a year. They were motivated sellers which worked out nice. My wife and mom love running it with heated leather and suspended cab/rear axel.


And it’s got a great buddy seat / floor space for a swamper😎

Your Apprentice is sleeping on the job.

[woodland]

Your Apprentice is sleeping on the job.

He’s spoiled.😎 When I was his age I’d be bouncing my brains off the side window of a 4440. Says he wants to be a “bale farmer “ when he grows up. Just finished preschool and says he doesn’t need any more school. 😉