Recent content by cfpinz

As many tractors that Forrester has flooded this area with which were imported from Europe, I would have figured it was funneled through them at some point.

Forrester?

Is this a gray market tractor?

What do you have that sack hanging from, a telehandler or ?

We use borium on the shoes of our trail horses, the shoes last a minimum of 3 resets now instead of just 1 - and the traction on rocks, etc. is an eye-opener.

I like it. Heckuva cylinder on that critter.

Big bag of Nopes!

I've never smoked pot (or a cigarette) in my life, but am curious how employers are going to handle drug testing now that pot is legal here for recreational purposes. In my mind, if it's treated the same as alcohol, then as long as you're not high (or drunk) at work then it shouldn't matter if...

Exactly. I got a whiff of it 3 times the other day while driving across Waynesboro. By the way, you have a turn signal out.

Do you think this is going to have any negative effects on your modeling career?

Ours was all wood, and built on top of some sort of really heavy horse-drawn axle - would have loved to see the team that pulled whatever was originally on top of that axle and steel wheels. I remember helping my Dad and Grandpa rebuild it the last time and replace the worn out floor, it was...

I think it will help the animals flow better. Animals in a confined space will go towards the exit (or light) and the trailer will look more enticing than the box they are in at the time.

Spray applications seem to work reasonably well on mustard after it has bolted, but I've yet to see anything close to a decent response from herbicide coated granular fertilizer at that point. I was in the Beaumont area two weeks ago and it looked like late May here, wish I had more time to...

2,4d works fairly well on wild mustard here locally if you hit it in Feb or early March, before it bolts. Once it bolts, it's pretty tough. Spreading fertilize coated with Grazon in late March to April with hopes of controlling mustard in our locality is a fairytale.

I've never owned a 6x20 series Deere, but had it in my mind that they were mechanical fuel injected engines (pump, line, nozzle). Is that not the case? Common rail, or ??? If they are mechanical, how does the tuner add hp to them? I'm familiar with turning up injection pumps, but that's...