Posted by banjo on September 07, 2007 at 21:25:42 from (65.67.203.74):
In Reply to: Re: found a tractor posted by Jonfarmer on September 07, 2007 at 09:01:44:
It is not farm land, some is pasture , some is hay meadow, some is just rough. It was so wet this spring i couldn't spray for weeds. Although i have cut and baled the hay i still need to hit the pastures to knock weeds down. In case of a wild fire at least it will not burn so fast and hot.
Plus some of it didn't see the brush hog last year.
I know the man that has the tractor and if it brakes, he doesn't cobble it up to fix it.
This man also changes his belts every year on his round baler.When he uses something it is ready to work.No short cuts on maintenance.
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