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Old 05-26-2014, 04:10 PM
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I spent the last two days drilling 150 acres of beans for my dad. Used a 3650 Massey Ferguson and 15 ft Tye no-till drill.

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That's cool Adam. I like the dual set up on the Massey. How many hours total did that take?
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That's cool Adam. I like the dual set up on the Massey. How many hours total did that take?
Took about 20-22 hours. Got done at 1:00 AM this morning.
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what kind of music does one listen to while planting soybeans?
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Neat pic of the MF, Adam!
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In my neck of the woods those are called "More Fixing."



just poking fun of course.
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Country, because that was the only station that would come in. Listened to part of the Indy 500 yesterday.
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Looks like a nice setup and a job well done Adam. Just too bad that you had to listen to country music for any amount of time. I could not have done that, as country music makes me violent.

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Nice pic Adam and it sounds like you had a long day!
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Glad you got to put some seat time in a big one Adam!
On my brothers post the other day, we were running 2+2's with twin 30' CIH no-till drills. We covered 170 acres that day. But when we started, a marker broke and one drill was down for about 3 hrs.

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Just too bad that you had to listen to country music for any amount of time. I could not have done that, as country music makes me violent.
I'm sorry too!! Country doesn't make me violent.... but it does make me feel like whining.
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