Definitely could use some heat to speed things along after the rain that’s coming the next few days. Almost got the last of my pairs hauled out to grass yesterday. Nice to see some grass not getting eaten by hoppers this year.
Just got mine sorted and hauled out Monday and Tuesday. What a fight..... theres not many flies yet but I had 9 cows get pink eye. It's been some long days here and I haven't started cutting hay yet. The neighbors had some for me that all I had to do is bale and haul. I'll catch you guys later😊
@@burrridgefarms same here. Been really long days spraying, hauling and this machine shed is going up too. Packing the auger out of my hay header in today to see if we can get some rock damage fixed. Be haying in a month or less here.
You are correct on how to change the belt on the W series. But its better to rest the top side on a grain truck side or in the loader bucket. Then just do one bolt at a time lol.
Nice auger collection. I had one of those w series augers. I took both bolts out to change belts. It was really startling when the auger just collapsed and folded up flat as a pancake on the ground. I was hauling grain with a 3 ton away from yard. So i threaded the belts on and hooked auger end to front of box and lifted it back up with truck hoist. Worked really good...but i dont recommend it lol.
I've never heard of anyone putting ferti through an auger here in the UK. One thing we did do was splatter waste oil in spreaders at the end of the season.
Use that little 6 inch as a seed treat auger that's what we do just took a old wore out 6 inch auger that was in the bush and only use it to treat seed same with our fert auger i thinks its a 7 inch and its pto drive but only use it for fertilizer