Thanks for the comment Brian

Thanks again for watching William

It happens

Thanks for the comment

Thanks

Someday

Thank you sir

It can be, and it's what you usually hear in your sleep after running it

It's the tires

I think they replaced that culvert today. I chopped a couple loads tonight up on Mcvoyes and I seen where the road was cut by your place

@@FarmingFixingFabricating nope, they just made initial cuts. They said it will be Monday or Tuesday of next week that they dig it up and replace it. You should be done by then anyway at the rate you all move! Although this rain tomorrow won't help.

I'm glad you have liked it

Thanks for the awesome comment

I don't see it as begging but simply reminding people that it helps out a lot.

That's awesome glad that you found us

I do the field, feed and fixing side of things. I have 2 brothers along with my father and several nieces and nephews.

@@FarmingFixingFabricating I would like to see a overall operational tour. Also any Family gathering. Do y'all split the income evenly. How many other employees and what all you do for them. Feed them? How do you decide all the expenses. What EQ to buy. If your Father does now what you have planned for the future. Is it a company you each have stock options in. I see you driving the Tractor and 5-10 trucks loading up silage. Who drives them. Do you sell any of the crops? What other side business are involved. Family outings and vacations?

@@kwayne9846 I wouldn't say you're very nosey but friendly maybe Andy can tell you what they eat for breakfast and everybody's shoe

Shoe size!!

@@ianthomas3938 Don't mean to be nosey but some fond memories of my youth are My Grandparents were tenant farmers in Pigeon Forge East Tenn. in the 1960,s I can remember going to visit them from the city up from Florida every year. My Grandmother would get up at 4am everyday and make Breakfast for her 10 kids and a Husband She would than spend the next 14 hours Cooking,Canning(200 Mason Jars),Cleaning,Gardening(She had a personal 2acre Family Food Garden),Filling two freezers, She Made Butter,Tended Chickens and Pigs, Had a Milk Cow. and than made Lunch and Dinner Went to Bed at 8pm 365 days a year. A great Cook we always had Green Beans,Pork Chops,Fried Chicken,Pinto Beans and Corn Bread,Fresh Biscuits,Fresh Corn cooked every-way,Fried Okra,Fried Potatoes plus Mashed and Homemade Potato Salad, Cole Slaw and so much more. Every Sunday was a Minnie Reunion and went to several family reunions that had 60 to a 100 people. All the Kids had plenty of Chores but she Planted,Tended,Harvested,Cooked and Canned a very large Personal Garden while her Husband and Kids went out in the 100,s of acres of the main fields and worked them so she would have a house to live in.

That was an old mix we use to put together. The last couple of years I've been putting in straight alfalfa. The Timothy/fesque trick was to give the wetter ground something to fill in with

No we don't

Thanks for the comment Nate

Thank you

I bet you can pickup a single row merger for cheap.

I knew a guy who had 3 of these fingerlakes.craigslist.org/grd/d/west-leyden-new-holland-166-merger/6899012694.html

A rake works just as good. Damn merger picks up just as many stones as a rake.

We like our merger. I know rakes are getting popular again. A rotary rake can do a good job with a operator who can set them right. We have used a wheel rake when the merger is down but it’s not ideal on our ground

@@JCLawn51 he must have liked them if he had 3 of them

Is that right, anybody chop hay in your area?

@@FarmingFixingFabricating only one farm about 45 minutes away that does some corn silage haha

We don’t own any land in cortland

Take flips bottom sides up and mergers just merge together

540

Why not on 1000 pto rpm and the engine at about 1100 rpm? You saved a lot of fuel with this very overpowered tractors

It isn't enough engine room too drive the tractors around the field with in hills and what not

Kinda, it ain't bad

Yes Syracuse

Yes

Yes

I'll get back to you, I forget

1550

I have a Muncie on that truck

4

You are so right, the cat compressor swap is rather easy.

@@FarmingFixingFabricating I've never been so lucky I've only done Cummins Bossman always said the cats were too expensive for him every Truck he ever had with a cat he either sold when it came near rebuild time or he replaced it with an 855 or the n 14 which were basically the same thing they change the accessory Drive for the n14 and the cam is missing a lobe when the injectors went electronic

Yes Milton, Central new York

Yes you are right, it takes 2 to make. I think what you are saying is 2 of them together are almost as good as green?

That would be a good way of putting it!!!@@FarmingFixingFabricating

Thanks for the comment, I'll take that into consideration.

I reckon Andy does an exceptional job at both & has great video & editing skills as well !

What????

Syracuse

Yes James has found greener pastures

What did you want to see me doing?