Wow, thanks for sharing the photos. That was a bugger to get out. I tell my operators one aw shi- erases all atta boys. I couldn't help noticing the buetiful mtns. and hills. You work in some rugged country, and do a good job of keeping up your equipment. Hope things go better the rest of the harvest.

 

At least nobody got hurt, and the combine is repaired and back to work. I've recovered several that where upside down...........

 

That sure don't look like much fun to me... in fact it looks hot as hell out there! Glad nobody was hurt tho!

 

It wasn't any fun at all. After I got it out and welded up the new crack in the frame one of the big 9750 STS combines had the main rotor lose the front bearing. So today I worked from 6:00 till 11:00 repairing it, and still managed to haul a quarter million pounds of wheat to the elevator!

Off to bed for me!!!

 

A few more pics of harvest:





Yesterday was the first day that we had no breakdowns!

Now if we can just keep it that way.........

 

nothing goes the way you want.

 

sure is pretty country to be working in Don.

 

Man I miss Oregon... NC has lots of trees, and bugs... but not mountains and no sage brush country. Can't wait to get home again, those pictures make it worse...

 

yeah that reminds me of the rolling hills of nebraska.

 

Some of that looks like it was a decent stand, how is the yeild and quality.??