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Keith Harpster

11-25-2007 05:36:30

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This is unbelievable.

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dandeere

11-25-2007 17:28:55

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Re: You have see these photos in reply to Keith Harpster, 11-25-2007 05:36:30

I liked the close up hill side combine picture with the BOSS keeping an eye on things sitting next to the operater!! Dan

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Billy NY

11-25-2007 15:28:52

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Re: You have see these photos in reply to Keith Harpster, 11-25-2007 05:36:30

There is someone who posts on the acmoc board (antique caterpillar) think his handle is 98J on that one, and it's great to see the photos of the various activities spring/fall, on those hill sides with Mt. Hood in the background.

Kind of different to see the older caterpillar crawlers pulling the equipment, with the track pads all shined up from working, and the photos with the expansive hillsides, tillage, planting, harvesting, etc., great photos !

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Walt Davies

11-25-2007 11:38:20

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Re: You have see these photos in reply to Keith Harpster, 11-25-2007 05:36:30

One thing about it out here in the Great Northwest we sure know how to farm them hillsides.
Walt

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dan67

11-25-2007 08:00:52

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Re: You have see these photos in reply to Keith Harpster, 11-25-2007 05:36:30

Kinda looks like south of Biggs or the Shanako area

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Keith-OR

11-25-2007 10:29:11

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Re: You have see these photos in reply to dan67, 11-25-2007 08:00:52

Pretty close Dan, should be S of the Columbia River and probably W of Shanako. Looks to be almost due S of The Dalles.

Always like the view of Mt.Hood looking back west.

Keith & Shawn(Special Olympic Champion)

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Walt Davies

11-25-2007 07:48:17

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Re: You have see these photos in reply to Keith Harpster, 11-25-2007 05:36:30

That's an easy one its SW Washington on the Columbia river with Mount Hood in Oregon in the back ground.
Walt
Right Kieth you live near there.

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Keith-OR

11-25-2007 09:34:56

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Re: You have see these photos in reply to Walt Davies, 11-25-2007 07:48:17

Yeppers Walt, deffinantly Mt.Hood in the back ground. Usually We have great view of Hood, but smaller as I'm approxmately 120m farther east. They plant and combine peas here on hills sides like that, foothills of the Blue Mountains. I don't care how many times I see them running on "the edge" still amazes me.

Keith & Shawn(special Olympic Champion)

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Keith Harpster

11-25-2007 07:57:32

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Re: You have see these photos in reply to Walt Davies, 11-25-2007 07:48:17

I'm in Missouri

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Midwest redneck

11-25-2007 06:38:37

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Re: You have see these photos in reply to Keith Harpster, 11-25-2007 05:36:30

What state is that in?

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Mike (WA)

11-25-2007 08:09:26

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Re: You have see these photos in reply to Midwest redneck, 11-25-2007 06:38:37

A later post in that forum identified it as Wasco County- in Oregon, south of the Columbia, a bit east of the Cascades. It's a "rain shadow"- weather comes from the west, and all the rain gets wrung out of the clouds over the mountains- so very low rainfall, hence low yields, in the 30 bushel range. Takes probably 5000 acres to make a living, and that is probably getting tough with the higher costs of inputs these days. So steep they use "hillside" combines- body of the combine is on a heavy shaft that runs the length of the machine, with weights and sensors that keep it level while the running gear follows the contour.

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Keith Harpster

11-25-2007 06:48:41

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Re: You have to see these photos in reply to Midwest redneck, 11-25-2007 06:38:37

Oregon or Washington the best I can tell.

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KYfarm

11-25-2007 06:11:16

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Re: You have see these photos in reply to Keith Harpster, 11-25-2007 05:36:30

that is truely awesome!

How does that combine turn itself to perpendicular to the horizon and not to the field?

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paulatclf

11-26-2007 05:25:15

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Re: You have see these photos in reply to KYfarm, 11-25-2007 06:11:16

That's what I was wondering. How does that work? I've never used a combine, and never seen a modern one up close either.

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in-too-deep

11-25-2007 07:14:59

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Re: You have see these photos in reply to KYfarm, 11-25-2007 06:11:16

Magic.

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Coloken

11-25-2007 05:47:59

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must see pictures in reply to Keith Harpster, 11-25-2007 05:36:30

THOSE ARE MUST SEE PICTURES! Or how the big boys do it.

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Keith Harpster

11-25-2007 05:42:56

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Re: You have to see these photos in reply to Keith Harpster, 11-25-2007 05:36:30

They are awsome.

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