how about a Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX,+IA GTG thread?

[JimBear]

After getting into the field, the soybeans were at 7.9%. 30 acres or so out & they moved to a different farm, hopefully those are carrying a bit more moisture.

 

[Sawdust Man]

After getting into the field, the soybeans were at 7.9%. 30 acres or so out & they moved to a different farm, hopefully those are carrying a bit more moisture.

What's your preferred moisture?

 

[WKEND LUMBERJAK]

IIRC beans 12 to 16% is good

 

[WoodAbuser]

So the pan that I got the other day that I was sure was a Wapak changed brand.

Got after the thick rust on the bottom and:

this showed up. 1922 to 1935 Wagner.


This just came out of the oven.

 

[JimBear]

What's your preferred moisture?

Anything over 13.3% is going to get docked.

The load I hauled this morning was 10%.

 

[Sawdust Man]

Evenin' folks.

 

[Only the Tony]

Need me to have anything on hand what kinda sides, hardware, that kinda stuff??

I'll throw the turkey fryer burner and pan for the oil bath in the truck. I'll have a couple of pans of hot rolls, butter and the makings for hush puppies. What else will people want? I assume most are not eaters of rabbit food. Have to see if I can churn out anything else. I'll try to remember to throw in some paper plates to make cleanup easy. We got a bunch a while back so I will see what I can dig out.

 

[JimBear]

This is what happens when you leave the truck to get loaded, it gets loaded…

 

[JimBear]

Evenin' folks.

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Had a nice evening last night, looking east.

 

[greystone mountain man]

This is what happens when you leave the truck to get loaded, it gets loaded…

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Usually we are 101 to 103 thousand

 

[greystone mountain man]

I loaded some cows one night in West Virginia going to Knoxville TN,I knew I was heavy pulling out but didn't think anything about it,got to the yard in Knoxville went across the scales was a little over 113 thousand.

 

[JimBear]

Usually we are 101 to 103 thousand

You are probably running more than 5 axles.
In Iowa we can run 90k when the governor issues a decree, usually 60-90 days during harvest but fines revert back to start at 80k if you are over 90k.

I saw 2 different scale jockeys cruising around today.

85k or so is about 1000 bu., no reason to get carried away. I was getting 7.3mpg averaging 86k last week. Fuel isn’t cheap & the truck rides like crap on these chitty roads when it gets up around 90k or more.

 

[greystone mountain man]

You are probably running more than 5 axles.
In Iowa we can run 90k when the governor issues a decree, usually 60-90 days during harvest but fines revert back to start at 80k if you are over 90k.

I saw 2 different scale jockeys cruising around today.

85k or so is about 1000 bu., no reason to get carried away. I was getting 7.3mpg averaging 86k last week. Fuel isn’t cheap & the truck rides like crap on these chitty roads when it gets up around 90k or more.

We only have 5 axles but TN don't mess with you much on agriculture but we have to watch out in GA.

 

[JimBear]

We only have 5 axles but TN don't mess with you much on agriculture but we have to watch out in GA.

There are a few 5 axle setups but a lot of the pots here have 3-4 axles & several of the trucks run pusher/cheater axles.

 

[greystone mountain man]

There are a few 5 axle setups but a lot of the pots here have 3-4 axles & several of the trucks run pusher/cheater axles.

We ain't that fancy everything we have is wore out junk but at least it's a large car

 

[Hedgerow]

I'll throw the turkey fryer burner and pan for the oil bath in the truck. I'll have a couple of pans of hot rolls, butter and the makings for hush puppies. What else will people want? I assume most are not eaters of rabbit food. Have to see if I can churn out anything else. I'll try to remember to throw in some paper plates to make cleanup easy. We got a bunch a while back so I will see what I can dig out.

I got the paper plates and utensils.
Your plan works good for me.
I’ll just pick up some tater salad and coleslaw if anyone wants it..

Easy peasy..

 

[67L36Driver]

Morning Midlanders!

Got a MS271 and an 026 from Ben Tuesday.

The 271 is near mint (Ben had three. ) so it went on Markeplace directly.

Spent all day giving the 026 ‘The Dip’. Only needed a new rim sprocket and one screw. Surprising

Next dress the bar and touch up the chain this morning.

 

[JimBear]

Morning Midlanders!

Got a MS271 and an 026 from Ben Tuesday.

The 271 is near mint (Ben had three. ) so it went on Markeplace directly.

Spent all day giving the 026 ‘The Dip’. Only needed a new rim sprocket and one screw. Surprising

Next dress the bar and touch up the chain this morning.

Didn’t you get a 461 awhile back Carl ? Did you find that one a new home ?

Just curious if you are moving many saws ?

 

[nbbt]

Good morning folks. A pleasant 59f to near 87f is claimed to be the happenings at our homestead

 

[67L36Driver]

Didn’t you get a 461 awhile back Carl ? Did you find that one a new home ?

Just curious if you are moving many saws ?

The 461 is promised to Hunters Lawn care.

I need to rattle his chain. Garage is getting deep.