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Just thought I'd share a few pics from this year's harvest thus far. Going has been good, no major breakdowns so far (knock on wood), and the crop is good (save for a few small down spots from a storm and lot of down trees along the treelines). Hope you guys enjoy the pics!
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Cool pics Ryan. I miss doing harvest time on the farm. Did not have any fancy equipment like that either.
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12 hour days were considered a short day! Now it's one combine that can easily outpick the old two combined, one (sometimes two) grain carts, one truck constantly hauling dry corn out, and one hauling wet in. Amazing what a dozen years will do. I can't imagine what we'll have in another 12 years!
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Thanks for sharing.
I enjoy watching harvest time. The machines are amazing.
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Cool pics Ryan.
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Looks like fun. Cool pics.
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Great pictures Ryan, thanks for sharing them. We lost the main bearing in the lower auger on the corn chopper just after noon today. So we're shut down for now.
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