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Originally Posted by Mountain Heritage
Nice place to work Dirty Steve, lucky you! Those are some kick &$# saddle tanks you have on your IH - you have a wide load sign tacked on the back of them too??  |
My dad and two brothers own/operate the farm. They are stingy on me using their shop. Especially for paint. 
The saddle tanks are interesting. Seemed like the answer but they have created compaction issues. They side dress Anhydrous Ammonia on the corn ground after it is up and utilize the tanks for spot spray application for weeds. Couple years ago compaction cost them some yield. One of my brothers is currently looking for something else on tracks. 
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