TODAYS SEAT TIME

[farmer2009]

Wasn’t my seat time. But it was a very special seat time.

Austrian Boy Granted Wish to See South Dakota Farm

 

[LouNY]

So how many of these wrap bales do you get and where do you put them, in some sort of shed?

We bring most of them to the home farm, in back of the old barns we have a couple of acres of gravel pad that's fairly well drained.
It's also we have our ag bags it's a area for feed storage. One of the benefits of the wrapped bales is they don't need to be in a barn.
We stack them outside in rows a couple high until we feed them out. This year we have wrapped a couple of hundred so far and already feed out 50-70 of them.
The only bales that need to be shedded are the dry round bales that we don't wrap.

 

[lostcreekranch]

Wasn’t my seat time. But it was a very special seat time.

Austrian Boy Granted Wish to See South Dakota Farm

Thanks for sharing this story. Yep .... very special.

 

[BRMyers]

Worked out at the farm with my dad and nephew. We have made some good progress in getting things cleaned up.
My nephew is learning to operate dad's MF383.









We got a nice area cleared. Below is what is looked like when we start.

 

[Gordon Gould]

Every weekend it looks better and better BR !

gg

 

[BRMyers]

Every weekend it looks better and better BR !

gg

Thanks!

 

[Howling]

Finished my trailer mover.



Built from broken quick attach. Rewelded broken ear and added bar for ball.

 

[Sawyer Rob]

I have a friend who is getting married soon, he asked me to saw out some wood "place settings", but wasn't sure what he even wanted.

SO, we took the tractor out and recovered the whole "top" of an Aspen I had cut down over a year ago for the bottom log, to mill into 1x4's.

Anyway, I cut a section of the top log off and situated it on the mill to make "elongated" pieces, and even though my friend couldn't picture in his mind what I was doing, once he saw them coming off the mill, he REALLY liked them and so did I!

Once we had them all milled out, he took them to his brothers house, who is going to sand and finish them for him.

Once done they will be pretty nice, for sure!

SR

 

[Jstpssng]

I have a friend who is getting married soon, he asked me to saw out some wood "place settings", but wasn't sure what he even wanted.

SO, we took the tractor out and recovered the whole "top" of an Aspen I had cut down over a year ago for the bottom log, to mill into 1x4's.

Anyway, I cut a section of the top log off and situated it on the mill to make "elongated" pieces, and even though my friend couldn't picture in his mind what I was doing, once he saw them coming off the mill, he REALLY liked them and so did I!



Once we had them all milled out, he took them to his brothers house, who is going to sand and finish them for him.

Once done they will be pretty nice, for sure!

SR

No doubt.:thumbsup: Poplar can be a nice wood if somebody takes the time to work with it... and it's pretty decent of you to do that for him.

 

[dragoneggs]

I have a friend who is getting married soon, he asked me to saw out some wood "place settings", but wasn't sure what he even wanted.

SO, we took the tractor out and recovered the whole "top" of an Aspen I had cut down over a year ago for the bottom log, to mill into 1x4's.

Anyway, I cut a section of the top log off and situated it on the mill to make "elongated" pieces, and even though my friend couldn't picture in his mind what I was doing, once he saw them coming off the mill, he REALLY liked them and so did I!

Once we had them all milled out, he took them to his brothers house, who is going to sand and finish them for him.

Once done they will be pretty nice, for sure!

SR

Great idea and what a special present for a wedding... and from a Sawyer of course! Love it!!!