Posted by glen sw wi on February 16, 2021 at 14:45:42 from (207.190.113.56):
In Reply to: fox farm equipment? posted by swindave on February 16, 2021 at 06:28:59:
Worked for a dairy farmer who had a 1 row eight knife Fox pull type chopper. Chopper had a Lori engine. He had a lot of marshland and used a Cletrac crawler to pull it. He ran the crawler and I ran the stake truck. Had to stay mighty close to that crawler track. Some of that corn was 14ft tall so he would have to stop and let the chopper catch up and I had to keep going and make a loop back to the chopper to keep from sinking out of sight in the soft marsh ground. Of course when I came back in the windshield would get all slopped up from the fresh cut corn. Was fun trying to see how close I was coming to the equipment. Maybe that explains why I had a few gray hairs when I was eighteen.
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