No need to apologize, it was just fine. It's part of farming. It was good to see your little cub out and about again. Tell Shelly hi for me, it was nice to see her pop in for a minute. Always enjoy your videos and see in the next one.
Just a idea for you to think about, we used wood chips from a local municipality and spread them around the area we we parked some of the equipment we had. Didn’t need to mow . Just a little weed whacking or spraying once in awhile.
Odds and ends days are all part of the game. Seemed different seeing you on the Cub tractor, but they're all a part of the workforce. Cubs and 8N Fords/Ferguson 20s were common on truck farms in the part of Ohio where I grew up.
Those barge wagons are cool! Missed out on a couple in Alto MI at an auction, both had hoists and great floors. $500 for pick or x 2. Didnt have the cash. Great video, thank you for sharing
I live in North Dakota. We have ND GIS which takes an aerial photo every fall and posts the photo in February. They do have older aerial photos. One group of photos was from 1957-1962. Possibly the state of Indiana has something similar.
Thank for the video. What rear tire size does your 55 have 26 or 28 inch the gas 550 I had was 26 but the 550 diesel had 28s wish I had never sold that one
Good straight up farming & making the homestead look nice !
And not shaking 👍🏼😁❗
No need to apologize, it was just fine. It's part of farming. It was good to see your little cub out and about again. Tell Shelly hi for me, it was nice to see her pop in for a minute. Always enjoy your videos and see in the next one.
She scared the shit out of me.
With all that great old equipment you may have to add a leantwo on the side of barn. Great video. Jeff.
Like that flare wagon, hopefully we can see beans or corn in her👌🏻The cubby sounds good… stay safe OFB🇺🇸💪🏻🇺🇸
One of these days.
That cub and mower is a sweetheart
Yep
It's good to see the old stuff get put away.
Thanks
Ethan looks like you made the best of a rainy day getting some odds and ends things done. Thanks Michael
I do what I can.
Thank you for the video, it’s part of farming that you take care of your homestead and you do and it looks great
Thanks
can we get a quik look at the retaing wall ???
Also that flare box could come in handy for moving square bales in a pinch..
It's just nice to get things cleaned up and put away for winter.
Just a idea for you to think about, we used wood chips from a local municipality and spread them around the area we we parked some of the equipment we had. Didn’t need to mow . Just a little weed whacking or spraying once in awhile.
That’s eventually going to be a hay field so it doesn’t make sense to make any permanent parking spots.
No big deal. You can only do what you can do. Better days ahead!!
Hopefully
The sped up super 55 sounded kind of like a detroit diesel.
You’ll have that.
Odds and ends days are all part of the game. Seemed different seeing you on the Cub tractor, but they're all a part of the workforce. Cubs and 8N Fords/Ferguson 20s were common on truck farms in the part of Ohio where I grew up.
They are all over here because of grapes.
Those barge wagons are cool! Missed out on a couple in Alto MI at an auction, both had hoists and great floors. $500 for pick or x 2. Didnt have the cash. Great video, thank you for sharing
We're both brush hogging today! Only difference is I found some old fence with mine... fks sake.. lol
Better in the mower than in a tire.
I'm really curious about that planter you moved. Ive only seen Deere planters that are end pulls. Would love an education on it.
Good job on lawn, Ethan it all looks good😊😊
I live in North Dakota. We have ND GIS which takes an aerial photo every fall and posts the photo in February. They do have older aerial photos. One group of photos was from 1957-1962. Possibly the state of Indiana has something similar.
Nice backing job with the J&M wagon.
Thanks
Thank for the video. What rear tire size does your 55 have 26 or 28 inch the gas 550 I had was 26 but the 550 diesel had 28s wish I had never sold that one
Looks good cut, what do you have the height set for?
I have never seen a wagon like that what was it used for it looks in great shape
Grain.
We could use some of that moisture down here Farm Boy!!
Take it. I don’t want it anymore
Looking good, now you are ready for winter projects. Ya I know don't remind me. 😁
We have to get through fall first.
Great video, as always!!!
Thanks
Pretty funny the FPM on the camera made the PTO shaft look like it was going slow and backwards at times.
It does spin backwards to a normal pto arrangement.
If you fixed up the 2255 would you do chisel plowing with it?
Looks better rainy day chores.
Yep
Are you still working on the farm
onelonley farmer spotted a white for sale at messicks
Made use of your spare time looks better