Good to see you back. Your video reminds me when I was a kid in the early 1970's my friend lived on a farm and after they finished with picking ear corn his dad would let us use an old dodge 1\4-ton pickup and we would go pick up dropped ears out of the field. 4 or 5 of us kids would fill that truck up 2 to 3 times in a day and take it to the elevator and sell it. Usually, we would get about 100 dollars for the day to split between us and we thought that was pretty easy money for just one day's work. I am glad to see you learning how to work that old equipment and fix it when it needs it. That will stay with you all your life no matter what you choose to do. Problem solving is hard to teach, you just have to do it.
The ears were pretty decent, and our first couple of loads were wet testing about 23 percent, so we picked throughout the month and most of our loads tested about 17 percent about where it should be. And we are feeding the corn to cattle.
