Oh you mean back then OH , here it looks like a NORMAL year . Not that long agop i was running a Massey 300 doing custom work . For a small machine it would plum eat crop . In good corn it took a fleet to keep up with it . First year i did corn for one of the local big time auctioneers i told him that i did not like setting waiting on trucks or wagons . He told oh we can keep up with one truck and two wagons . He had LONG fields so i spotted the truck out by the road and the one tractor and two 350 Bushel wagons at the far end and started . He said he would be back to check on me . Made a couple adjustment ran a little ways stopped checked made one more adjustment and stuffed in second gear and it was off to the races . I had to unload at both ends and in no time everything was full . When he shows up i am setting out by the road with a full bin and no place to unload . So he runs to a neighbor and get his truck two wagons and another tractor . Ended up with three 16 foot trucks and six wagons and three tractors hauling seven miles yield came in at 178 dry . i would run just about 400 acres of corn thru it a year and around 150 -175 small grain . Best 650 dollar mistake i ever made plus the 7.50 for the corn head and a 150 for the cab and 35 for the alt. change over from the 27 amp gen. . I could get in where the big guys could not and get thru the soft spots that planted the big combines .
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