
Originally Posted by
genec
SUMMER FISHING AT BUGGS CAN BE GOOD IF YOU CAN GO THE HEAT,BOAT STILL NOT FIX SO HAVE NOT WENT LATELY,CATCHING UP ON THINGS,NOW HAVE TO TRY TO FIX CAMPER WATER GOT IN FLOOR AND NOW FLOOR IS ROTTEN AND I KEEP IT UNDER A SHED,MUST BE A PIPE OR HOT WATER THAT DID ALL THE DAMAGE,TRUCK TIRE WENT FLAT AND GLOF CART WENT FLAT ALSO,LOOK LIKE A BUSY SUMMER

I know How You feel Gene. We finished planting beans last week. Took 10 working days to complete spread out over a couple rain events but in that time we had the planting tractor's transmission burn out a clutch pack, drain plow broke had to be welded, PTO shaft break on sprayer truck, engine water pump crapped out on sprayer truck, Pulley on water pump from PTO shaft walked down the shaft to the pump and got hot and almost fried a $2500 high volume water pump. Got that fixed and noticed the 1200 gallon stainless steel water tank was starting to leak on the spray truck. Got to get that welded. Just put in a new $2500 radiator on our Semi truck. After we got it hooked up, water started leaking around the radiator hoses, fixed that. Then took it for a road test and the brake pedal air valve started leaking. It was under the cab so took it to a shop to get fixed.
When the transmission clutches decided to go Tango Uniform in the tractor, we had to go get another tractor and drop dual wheels off of it, transfer 1800 pounds of front end weights over and drop the planters off one tractor to hook up to the other. Then went back to the shop and noticed the semi truck had an axle wheel seal leaking. The dang truck was sitting in the yard just falling apart. Most all of this happened in the span of 7 days. Got through with the beans (one time anyways) but we got wheat harvest coming up in a couple weeks. If beans were any indication of what is to come, there ain't gonna be much left of me after wheat and still got 400 acres of beans to plant behind wheat. Ain't nothing like pulling on the 4 foot long combine rotor wrench in the hot engine compartment when it is 100 degrees and the sun is baring down on You trying to free up a jammed up combine in June. I suspect by 4th of July, Boscoe could come down here and whip my butt pretty dag on easy.CF
Last edited by crappiefarmer; 05-31-2014 at 09:09 PM.
Reason: Cause I won't done yet. Thats why.
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