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@@Cumminsproject01 we found that the discs couldn’t get the distance of the whale tails. In dry wheat it was barely 35’ when I cranked the disks to max. In tough conditions was less than 30. We can easily get 40+ out of the whale tail. Was also very sensitive to the wind. A 10-15 mph cross wind and it was barely clearing the steer tire on one side and beyond the header on the other. I think if I guy was doing corn with up to a 30’ head you’d be fine. Long story short: I was majorly disappointed in it for our operation

@AxiomAcres dang well hopefully my experience is a little better i know on our 9120 the whale tale sucks it spreads far but makes rows so i guess we'll see.

@@bensanders7392 I’d believe 9000 lbs for a tandem. It’s been good to us. Had to put a new air dump valve on it, and I got frustrated with the manual roll tarp so I put an electric one on

The shortest of the short lengths, and looks like low walls on the side.

@bensanders7392 hauling frack sand?

Yes. Never been involved with farm work but now that I am getting experience OK this I could be of use to a farmer somewhere. Always better to have more skills and knowledge under your cap.

@bensanders7392 I spent about 15 years in the patch here in Canada as well as the Middle East

@@tsint it’s a 1350. I was on the website last night double checking something and it’s already listed as an option

@@4.4T we’ve owned that land for 26 years. Have only ever seeded that slough once. Usually it’s about 4x bigger than that.

@@AxiomAcres groqing more and more year by year hopefully, fully evens out before the 30 year mark

@@thebreakofdon5188 I’ve never run a bulldozer or serious construction equipment, but I like to say “with enough bananas & electricity; you can train a monkey to do anything” and in this case I am that monkey. I’m not afraid to attempt new things and learn new skills. I’ve been around construction works at several of my past jobs (engineer, project manager, site lead) so I have just enough familiarity to make me dangerous

@@glennmoreside787 things happened really quickly. You’ll see that over the next few weeks.

Yup. They’re sure cute. The front tabby and the calico mom are the friendly ones. The other two are pretty skittish

A 91300 bourgault?

I’ve never ran a bourgault. Not a big fan of their metering setup, otherwise they look good. Also like the x35 monitor. I do like the bulk boom and saddle tank. Can’t imagine pulling a BG toolbar around here though

Would love to do a demo and side by side trial

@@AxiomAcres there all the same just depends on your preference, guy just dont like the midrow banders as they are alot of maintenance. The xtc version is the best as it follows the ground. They do have your rpm you can read on the monitor its in the setup along with other options you can view if you want.

@@jared2.028 yes bg. Multi tube metering would be nice for turn compensating but that's about all you lose really. Lots of people call them grinders but any seed damage is actually from the main tower supply tubes. The bg minitors are pretty nice but they are a bit laggy and can only attach one ipad/android tablet at a time

I’ve gotten to the point where I can set the header at the right height that I can lay on my back, pull the buddies onto my chest and press it in place to get the front pin on my own. I don’t recommend doing it but it can be done on your own

Yup. They went up ridiculously fast. Head of the bin crew said “usually we plan for 2 days per bin but that’s depending on weather and ground conditions” they got here Monday at 10 am, left Friday at 11:45 am

We’ve got 4 31,000 bushel bins going up

@AxiomAcres heck yeah.....

Yup. Just got construction finished yesterday, still need to bury an overhead line, do electrical and finish the dirt work on the apron

Was the Neighbor’s bull. Was just trying to help. Failed miserably

I guess there’s more tension on the toolbar from the tractor and the cart than the side load created by the openers. To be honest….Ive never actually thought about it

Good to know. Unfortunately I scrapped a lot of footage where I was using it. It picks up a lot of sound and I thought it was junk (it’s not good in wind) but I was playing in the video editing software this week and figured out how to clean it up so I expect I’ll be using it more in the future

Heated canola at just the top of the bin and not the whole thing

I hope that's ok! I'm legit stupid when it comes to canola ngl

@Im.k.m.aka.kalaashnikov it’s less bad. Canola’s oil makes it susceptible to spoiling and getting hot (heating) lol. Not sure why but this health canola seems to really want to heat even though I put it in the bins in near ideal conditions Also; There’s nothing stupid about asking questions to gain a better understanding of a subject provided you are doing it with an open mind

You’re welcome

As bright as a burnt out light bulb I see😂 give your head a shake and check for rocks😂😂😂

@@AxiomAcres what are you spraying?

@@jordanblondin9183 hey asshole. try again. you must be a college idiot. your generation is stupid as fuck.

@@jordanblondin9183 you must be single, keep jerking off to that free porn.

What song is that

@@AxiomAcres I don't know the name but some techno song

Yeah. Plus he beat me in a foot race. So I’m 0-2

If our calibration is correct…200 acres per mini bulk bag

84 would be great on about 70% of our land. Would lose some acres on a few fields though. Or would need to push bush

What rate do you plant durum?

@@AxiomAcres depends on seed count... you must be variable rate farming? I'm assuming you're not planting 132lbs on everything? 132lbs at my seed count this year is 1,300,000 plants... I would guess your mortality is low with the seed hawk? I'm running flexi coil still .... hopefully in a few years I'll have a couple seed hawks

Works great

It’s been good so far. As long as the weather and equipment holds out, should get done on Wednesday