Yes that was mine. Jim brought the tires up and I had them mounted locally. It's a good running little outfit. We were so close and yet missed each other. Jim stopped with a flat tire, and I went over and got one of the field hands to get him some help and then I went out and tried to plow till a little after 2 and then went over and borrowed my picker back from Kevin Larkey and ran it till 3 or so. I went by Jim when they were changing his tire, so we just missed each other. Kevin was picking 2 rows and said he got along fine, so I tried it and when I got to the end to let it clean out, it was overloaded and ran a big pile of corn out so I went to picking 1 row and got along OK. I might put my 1850 on it today, it should have a slower 1st gear( everyone is supposed to pick in low gear). Again, Sorry I missed you. Chris
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