Trying Soybeans Again After Wrecking a Machine 

He’s been back in action delivering hay this week!

Thank you Ben!

I will try! Thanks for the view!

Thank you!! I don’t actually know what you’re referencing

@@FarmingInsider 🤣

He’s back at it!

Thanks man! It at least is going to get marked

@@FarmingInsider was wondering the same thing only that's a well Wall instead of gas ? I've never seen a gas pipe out in the field like that

They need to be marked! That’s a good idea Thank you!

Hahah thanks my man

I agree! As long as I know they are there to start with lol

I'm not familiar with area but anytime you have land that is flat there is a possible field obstacles, referring to drainage and one of. The picture shows the planter avoiding the obstacles, so it appears to be a lack of communication .

We hope so too!

Yep, we do that on our own ground. It’s super visible

Thanks for the support Randy!

Hey man!! It’s good to hear from you guys

I’ve never ran duals (on a combine) personally but my dad said the floaters stay up longer in the mud. We don’t run tracks because of both the increased cost and we do an extraordinary amount of road travel which isn’t great for tracks. A con of the floater tires are that they do bounce a ton on the road. Like knock you out of the seat if you get in a bad rhythm lol

An old gas well head

@@FarmingInsider Oh my, can't that be capped at ground level?

You guys are foolish if you don't get rid of the pipe. I don't see the big deal to cut if off below ground 3 or 4 ft and cap it. Planting around it is bad enough, but combining around it, especially in dusty soybeans, makes it all the worse.

@@mounder5 That was my first response, we have some old gas wells around here, but they're at or below ground level, so as not to have anything running into it. I think that pretty much destroyed their draper from the sound of it.

Glad you enjoyed!

It's not our field, but I do believe it will be marked next year

Haha and those who haven’t drove much yet!

Same deal with the unloading auger. When I was a teen I ripped the unloading auger off our Deere 4400 because I was too lazy to climb down out of the cab and manually fold it up and forgot that it was out and ran it into a fence row. About 20 years later the old man was on his cell phone and ran the unloading auger on our brand new Deere 9450 into a light pole, he forgot to flip the switch to fold it back. Not a bad as one of our neighbors though. He backed his brand new 9770 over his nearly new Silverado Z71 4x4. Bent the combine up some but it was fixable. Totaled that Silverado. Apparently he forgot he had just parked it behind the combine. LOL

Me neither!!

Hard to say!

I’m not in pain but thank you

Hopefully next year

I’m hoping it gets marked!

I wish you were around!