Posted by Donald Lehman on June 06, 2019 at 08:38:27 from (74.78.242.235):
In Reply to: Re: Holy crap! posted by JD Seller on June 05, 2019 at 19:32:40:
Hopefully we will have the 1850 up and running shortly. The injector pump was never quite right when we bought it and it's now leaking fuel into the oil. The dozer is done and out of the shop, so as soon as the hay is done the 1850 will be the next project. The good thing about it is that the injector guy is only 3 miles away.
Jeff bought the 930 because that was what was available and affordable. We knew it was big for the 1650, but figured on using the 1850 most of the time. We have one steep hill to mow. We'll see how that goes with the 1650. We only do about 30 acres of hay for the young stock, so if it takes us a bit longer to mow, we can get away with it.
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