It's Harvest Time & You're Selling What?? 

My buddy always used the "rft torque spec" (rft = really f'in tight)

4 to 6 ugga duggas works too

My uncle used to say: 1/4 before snapping.

We were installing aftermarket bars on out JD rotary the guy that made them waa using his JD impact wrench. Says thats good enough. Well we had one come loose. JD impact wrench us not good enough..also had a custom sillage cutter installed new knives didnt torque. They had one break loose started chain reaction at high rpm completely destroyed the silage chopper very costly

@@FootBallDad67 the two years ago they flew in. Last year and this year they hatched here. Wet weather will rot their eggs. We need a wet spring to get rid of them.

@@FastAgMontana Thanks for the info.

Put kilw kicker bars in

And planted with an old 8300 MaxEmerge. Some times I wish we still had ours. They are dang good planters.

@@peteparker7396 I thought it was all precision retrofitted?

@@hulmestanner pretty much everything on those row units are the same as todays planters. The change is for high speed. That’s where they go to the electric drive, speed tube with the belt. This planter wasn’t like that.

@@tyler3148 No PTO. The triples come off real easy.

That would be awesome! Someday maybe we can find some used ones.

73 day corn. The spring was cooler than normal.

@@kdh1309lol. Extra stuff we don’t need sitting around.

To much work to put up good hay. The alfalfa was getting thin and I didn’t want to seed anymore.

Ooops. Must’ve missed the blank space at the end.

220 not 270

Can always come down.