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takes a week to clean and put away properly
doesn't get done until we are driled up or we get a wet week however, a farm with time ti do this in a dry august / september is overstaffed !
Please stop your preaching. I for one am very tired of it.a farm with time ti do this in a dry august / september is overstaffed !
A day to do it well. Need a 20mph wind ideally.
Please stop your preaching. I for one am very tired of it.
You know that is not always true, it depends on so many factors.
Spare time can happen at any time of year as conditions vary massively year on year. You simply cannot cut things to the bone in an easy year and also come close to having enough capacity to cope in a difficult year.really ? spare labour at this time of the year if not raining on a combinable crop farm mean too much labour IMO
even if i had spate men / tractors at this time of year i would send them out on cobtrsct work - there id no shortage of work for men and tractors that will bring in money unlike washing off a combine
i apologise if my opinion offends you - but its just that, my opinion / insight to how i run my business, run yours however you choose and can afford to
seems i do often strike a nerve / catch the conscience of some though !
When we were looking at changing combines in 2015 one rep took us to a couple of farms to look at different models of one or 2 years old combines. The state 2 of them were in after no time at all was incredible. One in particular had been washed off at the end of the season so looked ok from the outside, but there was 3 inches of wet black rotting grain and chaff on the preparation pan gumming it up solid. I'm glad I wasn't doing the pre season checks on that one.As an aside, whilst farm judging a few years ago, in June, we saw a combine that had finished the last field and just driven straight into a shed, and had sat there all winter covered in shyte. Lets say they didn't win.
You'd be amazed at how many just park them up. I went to view a 2 season old 600tt a few years ago, it had been finished with and just parked up over winter in an outlying shed. The rats had been using the sample hatch to get in and out of the tank so frequently it had worn the paint off the fire extinguisher they were climbing over. If it's left in a state it's probably not given much tlc the rest of the season eitherWhen we were looking at changing combines in 2015 one rep took us to a couple of farms to look at different models of one or 2 years old combines. The state 2 of them were in after no time at all was incredible. One in particular had been washed off at the end of the season so looked ok from the outside, but there was 3 inches of wet black rotting grain and chaff on the preparation pan gumming it up solid. I'm glad I wasn't doing the pre season checks on that one.
Always make time to wash down the drier, fold it up and put away . Combine too is better done while you still have it fresh in your mind. I must be more efficient than you, as I don’t employ anyone and my field prep is being done by a contractor . Besides, until the maize and beet are harvested , we don’t have lots of ground to drill .really ? spare labour at this time of the year if not raining on a combinable crop farm mean too much labour IMO
even if i had spare men / tractors at this time of year i would send them out on contract work - there is no shortage of work for men and tractors that will bring in money unlike washing off a combine at this time of year
i apologise if my opinion offends you - but its just that, my opinion / insight to how i run my business, run yours however you choose and can afford to
seems i do often strike a nerve / catch the conscience of some though !
really ? spare labour at this time of the year if not raining on a combinable crop farm mean too much labour IMO
even if i had spare men / tractors at this time of year i would send them out on contract work - there is no shortage of work for men and tractors that will bring in money unlike washing off a combine at this time of year
i apologise if my opinion offends you - but its just that, my opinion / insight to how i run my business, run yours however you choose and can afford to
seems i do often strike a nerve / catch the conscience of some though !