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Old 08-08-2012, 07:33 AM
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Harvest 2012, or, why I love where I live!

I should have started this thread over a week ago, but have been way to busy with running the crew while Mike looks after his wife.

Lot's of people ask why I like living over here on the "hot" side of the state. Some of these pics will maybe show why.....
 
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Some of the equipment we use...

The last picture is Harley running the Bankout wagon (yep, he's helping also...).

I truly LOVE the wide open spaces here. I can see for a hundred miles in any direction, and there are very few people around....................lol
 
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Great pics Don, thanks for sharing! If I didn't know better, I'd say this was western Nebraska, looks just like it!
 
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Beautiful indeed. I go back to work in N Dakota next week, I am sure harvest is underway there. My hat is off to you guys farming 24/7.
 
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No wonder you are so important to the harvest, Don.............With them using all those Chevy's, somebody has gotta fix em'!
 
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Great pictures done. Like a colony of ants getting ready for winter. Too flat and open for me but be bad if everyone wanted to live in the same place
 
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Any old tired 4 cylinder diesel engines around that place one could rebuild for a ford truck?
 
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Originally Posted by 1978FDSW
Any old tired 4 cylinder diesel engines around that place one could rebuild for a ford truck?
Sorry, we only have LARGE diesels around here, it takes large equipment to farm 5,000+ acres.......

I do have a Perkins 4 cyl I've been saving for a project tho...
 
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