Posted by 37 chief on May 26, 2023 at 21:53:22 from (174.66.189.172):
I have mowed this large field for several years. I know about where the hazards are. I am driving slow looking for the 8 inch cement pipe with a cast iron top about 10 inches high, in the weeds I found it, and cut cut around it with the mower. A little while later I hit it square on. Busted the cement, and the cast iron top. I know I messed up a few flail mower blades. I just kept mowing, have to wait to get home to replace a few blades. I have no idea what it is for, out in the middle of a large field. I am thinking maybe a soils test hole. This field is probably 15 plus acres with no rocks, then I hit this thing. Any of you do anything like this? The field is giving my JD 401 b a good workout, most weeds are 4 ft, some over the tractor hood. The mower is doing a good job of mulching the weeds. Stan
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