Posted by Bob Bancroft on December 16, 2016 at 16:37:20 from (67.142.162.27):
In Reply to: I was a BTO this fall. posted by tomstractorsandtoys on December 16, 2016 at 16:18:31:
They sure were nice looking combines. I don't know what possessed JD to switch over to a MF clone. But when they did, they took over the market here. Then they switched back, and still own the market!
A few years back, in a very wet year, I happened to have one 38 acre field of heavy oats left, which the grass had come up in. Had it sprayed with glyphosate. Finally a day came when it looked like we could get it. The custom operator neighbor was all caught up. So we spent the morning staging trucks and equipment. We cleaned it in short order early that afternoon. One cart running between my combine and his and the trucks. The ground was very soggy and tender, but we got along without sinking in. It was raining again by evening. I had one trailer load that wouldn't fit in my bin, so I sent it home with my help. We were all well rewarded for our efforts. So I was a BTO for an afternoon.
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