Where do you farm?

The>Link pics are about 4 years old and rather poor....

Rod

• I'm here....

• New Providence farm

• My place

I'm in what's probably the most picturesque farming area south of Vermont in New England...Brooklyn and Canterbury are pretty good, but as you go north into Pomfret & Woodstock it's as good as it gets around here :)

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John

Look at the light colored area the resembles a human skull; this is catfish pond. You will also see black roof of the house. To the north of the house is my planted pine area, but no longer clear cut.

Looking east the dirt area along the road is the former U-Pick Area. It is now CSA and working out much better for me.

Strongly considering some aspect of ORGANIC this coming yr. as shoppers will pay premium price for reduced yields! GO FIGURE!

http://www.flashearth.com/?lat=30.321163&lon=-82.282396&z=16.8&r=0&src=ggl

I have already asked Kim to delete the extra posts. Big grins from FLA.

: My intent is to try to remove as much of the 55 years of sediment from my tractor.

: Any suggestions are appreciated.

: JerryU

Jerry, like the others, I would not recommend very harsh cleaners primarily because most Allis Engines have wet sleeves. The acid would break down the o rings around the cylinder sleeves. In the old days, we just put a hose to the engine water intake and let it run out of the engine onto the ground. My granddad did this in the vegetable garden so that the run off water was put to good use. You did not say which engine you have, but some have freeze plugs that can be taken out and you can get a lot of rust out from these holes. I know you don't want to open the engine, but this is pretty easy to do. Another tip is to fasten a hose to the block drain and push water through that way. If you do any of these, do it in the summer when you can run a while without antifreeze. You will have to change water quite a few times after disturbing old sediment.

Dave

: My intent is to try to remove as much of the 55 years of sediment from my tractor.

: Any suggestions are appreciated.

: JerryU

Be carefull with any kind of harsh cleaners just
for the reasons you just stated. You could cause leaks in a radiator that old. I did it twice before I learned. A radiator that old ,unless the
tractor is over heating should be left alone!!

Look at the light colored area the resembles a human skull - this is catfish pond. You will also see black roof of the house. To the north of the house is my planted pine area (clear cut).

Looking east the dirt area along the road is the former U-Pick Area. It is now CSA and working out much better for me.

Strongly considering some aspect of ORGANIC this coming yr. as shoppers will pay premium price for reduced yields! GO FIGURE!

• ShepFL's Place

Property is basically "L" shaped.

Look at the light colored area the resembles a human skull - this is catfish pond. You will also see black roof of the house. To the north of the house is my planted pine area (clear cut).

Looking east the dirt area along the road is the former U-Pick Area. It is now CSA and working out much better for me.

Strongly considering some aspect of ORGANIC this coming yr. as shoppers will pay premium price for reduced yields! GO FIGURE!

• ShepFL's Place