DK45 Pics from the Farm

[Hoosier Hay Man]

Hi All,

I haven't posted in a while. It has been a very busy spring trying to get the soybeans planted and hay made. It has been a very wet spring as has been alot of the corn belt this year. There are still fields unplanted in midnorth Indiana. I have not taken alot of pics but got a couple taken with the DK45. I have used it cleaning barns and trying to make hay. It works great on my small square baler and I think it would bale with the round baler I have it pictured with. It definitly uses less fuel than my other tractors baling.
We did have a great goat kidding season this year. Prices were good and we were able to sell most off of the farm. I also had a large carry over of hay this year but with the wet weather it all sold for more than it did last winter. I will try to take some pics of the DK45 baling hay soon.:thumbsup:

 

[Hoosier Hay Man]

more pics. I forgot i did pick up some Pat's Quick Hitch for the Kioti. They are nice! Westendorf quick tach manure forks are nice as well!

 

[bullbreaker]

Awesome pics ! :thumbsup:
Could'nt help notice roof-hatch on that killer cab ! :thumbsup:

Boone

 

[lakngulf]

Great pictures HHM. How do you keep the DK45 so clean? First round of hay cutting down this way was bismal. Guy I sold some land to said he got only half as many bales this year as last on the first cutting.

Keep up the good work, and picture taking. And I need to take that same advice.

 

[Dmace]

Great pics! :thumbsup:

 

[Hoosier Hay Man]

Awesome pics ! :thumbsup:
Could'nt help notice roof-hatch on that killer cab ! :thumbsup:

Boone

I use it quite a bit and definitly like it.:thumbsup: I have to remember to close it or I might get a wet seat!:laughing:

 

[Hoosier Hay Man]

Great pictures HHM. How do you keep the DK45 so clean? First round of hay cutting down this way was bismal. Guy I sold some land to said he got only half as many bales this year as last on the first cutting.

Keep up the good work, and picture taking. And I need to take that same advice.

I give it a good washing after cleaning the barn. I try to wax my tractors and balers once a year. It seems to help with with cleaning off.

We had close to 4" of rain in couple of hours Friday morning and I still can't get in to cut anymore hay. Rain predicted the next 5 out 7 days next week.
We have been so wet that it acually hurt the yeild on alfalfa so far. It doesn't like wet feet.

Are you guys dry in Alabama? I heard Geogia was and their first cut was way off.

 

[Hoosier Hay Man]

Great pics! :thumbsup:

Thanks! I need to take more. I really enjoy working tractors.

 

[Coyote machine]

Thanks! I need to take more. I really enjoy working tractors.

I can see from your pics why you are having trouble getting things done this spring. Even the goats are trying to get you out of their dooryard and down that road I saw in one pic!:laughing:

 

[arsenix2001]

Send your rain this way, its not even mid june and our field of fescue is already burning out, it usually atleast stays green until mid july.