Posted by Destroked 450 on January 22, 2018 at 07:49:53 from (173.242.142.14):
In Reply to: Open Station Tractors posted by ole ringneck on January 21, 2018 at 14:27:07:
We have one cab tractor but I hardly ever use it during the winter months. I will chain it up for clearing roads if we get a heavy snow, but for the normal 2-5" snows we get I hardly mess with road clearing, county plows and salts the blacktop up the hill and just past my house, everything else is chip & seal or gravel and doesn't get plowed.
We have around 30 cows plus calves on each of the two farms 6 miles apart, here I'll put out round bales with the 4000 or 5000, at the other place I use the 5600, all open station, I can get done quicker and have less trouble using a lighter open station tractor.
Only have to travel 1/4 mile or less setting out hay so only takes about 30 minutes at each place. Quit using hay rings several years ago, more trouble than their worth to me, don't have a 4x4 loader tractor and was always getting stuck, went back to non loader tractors with rear spear, rather make a few more trips than get stuck in the mud when the ground thaws out.
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