I'd love to be able to do things that way, but I can't. I'm a one man show with limited funds. My newest piece of equipment is a 30 year old round baler. I suppose it's penny wise and pound foolish, but if you only have the penny to spend.....well, ya do what you have to. I've even gone so far as to run filtered, used oil in old leaky tractors. I doubt some folks would even consider trying to use some of the stuff I use. But then, this whole area is like that. The only guys with new equipment or newer, highly maintained equipment are the BTO's that are all in hock for millions. They are also the guys with the $65K pickups and seats on the boards of the banks and such. I'll stick with what I've got and try to get a little further along each year.
This post was edited by Bret4207 at 03:52:07 04/22/13.
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