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If it were me, I would stay away from it, Sure, it 's a lot cheaper....for a reason. Maybe find a quality used product for the same money? Tried to find some reviews on this tedder. Only found: Do NOT buy an ENORossi, AKA N.O.Rossi, also marketed under the AG-Maxx label in the US. I have...

Bringing the load closer in to the pins should do the trick and as another said "bring the rpms up" - pumps more hydraulic fluid through the cylinders? As to clamp on bales spears - some are pure junk and not worth the potential damage to the bucket. But the one I used for over 8 years on the...

Certified Angus Beef is the best beef in the world and all others are inferior

From another forum and dated 2012: "I bought the 6530C, 4wd, with loader back in Sept '07. Has the Cummins engine that is made by Komatsu in Japan to a Cummins spec for them. Both Komatsu and Kukji, the manufacturing company in S. Korea that builds the Branson tractor are heavy equipment...

$25 an acre sounds about right but some will want to check out the property for obstacles before quotes a rate (ditches, large rocks, number of trees ...).

Nor have they ever faced off with someone intent on taking their life. "It’s funny that _____ and his deputies have been adamant that we must not sacrifice American values in the fight against mystery extremism when they’re so willing to destroy the First and Second Amendment in the process."...

Very few people around here test the hay they purchase. They usually just buy the cheapest hay they can find that looks good. We fertilize because it's for our own cattle and then just sell the excess.

When you figure the overall repair and maintenance costs,net wrap costs, fuel and the time involved in hauling all of the equipment, time to cut/rake/bale and time to load/haul, I'm figuring about $33 per bale as a cost. The other consideration in the cost is how far you have to haul all of the...

There are "causes" and then there are "agendas". Only one of these has the sole intention of disruption and harm. Guess which one. http://legalinsurrection.com/2015/11/da ... l-library/

When the BLM group raised it's head in Missouri I thought maybe it will help solve whatever issues are going on and all will move on but, in light of this information and that of one of their supporters tweeting "F Paris" and yet another producing a rap song with the same title, I think they...

Exactly!! I have tried the double gate scenario on a 14 ft wide opening and it was a real pain in the rear each time I had to move through the opening with equipment or cattle - 2 gates to open/close and secure as opposed to one. In addition, the center, where the 2 gates come together will be...

I don't know, after all, they are offering a "small gift" for turning in a gun. I think it's "sucker".

You shouldn't have any problems with it coming up just by broadcasting. I put out 500 lbs just before this last rain. Checked it today and it's sprouting. There was no discing. I did mow the acreage first but that was it. Used one of those 3 point funnel shaped spreaders. The setting of 7...

9.5" here in Washington County and we needed it. Not a lot of run off. The cracks in the ground closed up good and the ryegrass seed sprouted. Looks like we might get another hit of rain this coming weekend. I'll take it.

I'm with the very same carrier but the Bronze plan. Just under $500 a month for myself. $6000.00 deductable. A "physical" is 100% covered. Guess what constitutes a physical - a blood workup. That's it.

Don't forget diplomatic immunity benefits for their animal husbandry practices.

Why should the US doing anything at all in Syria? It's one big pot of Shiites all intent on killing each other. I'm for letting Putin play in that sandbox for the next 10 years and come away with nothing. Well, nothing would not be accurate. He is making quite a large income off of aircraft...

That's the the same order I did my last one. Unspooling the wire in a speedy and safe way always seems to be a hurdle. This time around I located a 1 5/8 steel rod and cut it to 3" long to fit through the barbed wire spool. Then found some scrap plywood, cut it down to 2'x2" and drilled a...

Glad to see you back GB and hope you have a speedy recovery!