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Re: Back to business- Hows harvest coming?


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Posted by the tractor vet on November 05, 2008 at 06:49:12 from (75.19.124.30):

In Reply to: Back to business- Hows harvest coming? posted by Dave from MN on November 05, 2008 at 06:09:08:

Not good , been a bad year with breakdowns with all my buddys . Had big problems with the chopper , problems with wheels breaking on the silage wagons now it is problems with the combines . Radiator split at the seam on John Boys 55 Deere sunday and he got her really hot as the gauge did not show hot till he started to smeel it then when he looked at the gauge it all of a sudden jumped into the red . So that one is down .We went over to help and other friend to help get his corn off so he could switch back to the bean head that is on it's last legsand come back and do Johns last beans and yesterday morning as i was checking out the one tractor while Wade was shelling i found that one of the axle clamp bolts had broken on the 966 So that tractor was out of the game plan for the day and back to just one tractor haulen wagons to the elevator . Managed to get done with corn by noon and went and switched head but had to do more patchen on the old bean head . Got that fixed and we did get about 6 acres done before the head broke some place else . Just waiting on Wade to get back with parts so we and patch it up for the last if it can make it 15 acres. I have spent vary little time in the field and more time twisten wrenches and burning rod.


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