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bushhogged the red field up on the hill across the creek and several riding trails this am. Getting ready for slabs visit with jeep.
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duck blinds complete. Productive weekend no doubt.
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bushhogged the red field up on the hill across the creek and several riding trails this am. Getting ready for slabs visit with jeep.
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duck blinds complete. Productive weekend no doubt.
Oh you got plenty time before slabs visit. The transmission, transfer case, driveshaft, exhaust, fuel tank, fuel pump, seats, carpeting, door panels, center council, ..., and gosh only knows how much more is still not even close to being installed into the jeep.Quote:
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Did I hear Duck Blind! doh
Spray rig. Our old gator is an 2004 with 320 hrs on it. All 4 back tires will lock in. I just went through muck around pond spraying. Never spun a tire. This thing will outlast me I should have done a blog on it. Getting ready to plant Japanese millet in wet areas For birds.
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This rig has the kawasaki motor in it. Bullet proof. I picked up the sprayer at tractor supply. It is upgraded with sprayer handle that adjust the spray from wide mist to long stream with pull of the trigger. It will shoot 30-40’. It’s a nice spray rig for us. I’ll get pics of area I’m working on tomorrow.
My grandfather used to have a gator. Very useful around the farm and property. He rode that thing everywhere.
We used the. In the Army. They are almost unstoppable
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WHOA. May have just dun some hoss trading on a 4wheeler with 246 hrs on it. He’s interested in pond boat. Nuther maintenance rig for crossing creek. Gator has open clutch will not cross creek. Honda foreman 500. Only used for duck hunting in r Kansas it’s whole life. Yessa
Busy man
4 wheeler will come in handy for sure.
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4 xing on a 4/6 gator
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what I sprayed Saturday browning up already.
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brown top under power lines heading out.
Nice toys for sure.
Busy man
Well done! I was on the tractor myself this weekend cutting grass - the heat was brutal. My spray cart is a Cushman with a 40 gal tank back in the bed. Do you have an issue with the glyphosate separating in the tank after one week? I'm having to use a full tank on each round, 42% is what I use - 1/2 gal per tank. Seems a waste sometimes when I'm done spraying what I need with leftovers. Then dump it. As you know, glyphosate isn't cheap - running $98 for 2 1/2 gallons here at 42%.
I mix 24 ounces to 25 gallons 43percent. 179.00 for 2.5 gallons. Sprayed 50 gallons this afternoon I have a lot to spray. I don’t like leaving it in tank. My hand is cramping btw. Lol
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got the dry part of dam cut.
Lookin' good.
Your property is a living dream. Beautiful.
179.00 for 2.5 gallons - mercy. During Covid, I paid 135.00 for 2.5 gal. Glad it came down less than $100.00. I normally spray 120 gallons at a time - three times a year. Then again, I live in a heavily wooded area in a sub-tropical environment. Hand cramps is right in this heat. Thanks for posting.Quote:
Originally Posted by BAMA S
Got most of other side of dam today. Had to stop hit a wet spot. Forgot to take pics.
Son and three hunting buddies coming in tomorrow night for a work weekend. Should be productive with five people after it. Gonna burn off some stuff to plant japenesse millet and till for wheat seed application be hot as hades. But I gotta take advantage of free labor.
As Larry the cable guy would say “Git-r-done”!!!
Tilled three hrs today. Pretty good results
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Looks good
Shaping up nicely
Took the pig for a spin around property. Checked corn feeders oink oink lol
Corn fed pork is some good eating
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seeing a lot of dove. No deer on cam yet. Pouring the corn up.
Wow, lots of work. Good job.
Your busy fer sure…
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deer are moving in slowly looking for bucks now.....
Nice work