Hi Here in Manitoba I don't think I could drive on the sloughs safely. I drove to close to a spot that was wet in the fall by the muck heap at the back of our hog barns today, the tractor went in 2ft nothing much is frozen under the snow . I was lucky i had the bucket on and fwd, as I could push my self out. our land might be dry in the spring if we don't get much more snow. we got about 20 acres more cat tails here than we should have due to wet years. I custom baled 40 acres for a guy at harvest time. got over 60 bales, and he used them to burn tree piles did those piles ever burn to!. Just wish they never cut them full width with a 30 ft swather. Was quite the project getting them in through my 688 NH round baler pickup and keeping the baler from catching fire. The seeds played heck with the rad and filters on the tractor a few times to. But as I said I'd do it, because nobody else would He did give me a lot of custom straw baling. That made up for the aggravation big time when the check came in. Regards Robert
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