Thanks for the shout out!

@FarmerMD

21 күн бұрын

any time sir!

Load your attachments from the side of the trailer. That way your not going up the ramp forward without an attachment.

On your tiller you will have a pressure line and a return line. Probably also has a case drain on the hydraulic motor to take away the internal leakage inside of the motor. You also may have the same setup on the auger.

Grapple buckets are nice to have.

Good video. No rain in South-Central VA this month

@FarmerMD

21 күн бұрын

Ouch!

Farmer i paint a boat once lifted in the air like that and it wasnt a bright idea when we let the boat down after spraying the entire boat with marine epoxy when we let it down the backend had hairline cracks the person who owned the boat took a royal fit at us saying why didnt we use cradles on either end .

Plant some trees with that big auger.

They use that big auger drill holes to put concrete in for mobile home pads and double-wide pads to put blocks on

@FarmerMD

21 күн бұрын

Thx for that - I may need to start a new business to justify owning this auger. I was thinking I could also plant trees with it.

Too bad that southern Minnesota and northern Iowa can’t send you any water. We are getting too much here.

@FarmerMD

21 күн бұрын

I've heard that. We will need some more by the end of this week if you can figure a way to send it to us.

Been kinda cool and definitely wet here in eastern ND. Have had around 12" rain this spring. Not fun spraying. Leaving ruts in low areas.

@FarmerMD

21 күн бұрын

Feast or famine. At least with too much rain, chance are somewhat better of making a crop. A drought is almost a guarantee of going in the hole.

Make Manikens Great Again!

@FarmerMD

21 күн бұрын

🤣😂🤣

Too bad your months has been so dry, we have had record rains in June. At least your skid steer can make it up that ramp unloaded, mine has a shorter wheelbase and cannot! I will back up on the trailer and turn on the trailer, or just load my attachments from the side. The return line is not needed unless you have electric.hydraulic controls. A 1/2 inch ID hose is used for many trenchers and augers and tillers.

@FarmerMD

21 күн бұрын

thx for that info on the hydraulic lines!

@chargermopar

21 күн бұрын

@@FarmerMD Anytime! If I lived closer I could make you up the hoses you need!

Can you irrigate the close fields from the creek?

Do u still bale the straw?

@FarmerMD

21 күн бұрын

I still have straw left from last year so didn't need to bale any this year.