Kyle_in_Tex
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I heard Grapevine got 7" of snow?
Texas Fall/Winter thread!
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bindian
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I had some slush coming down Thursday morning on the way home. Slush on my deck too.
hugs, Brandi
hugs, Brandi
txdon
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Still no ice here this year and the wild plum blossoms are still on and the first asparagus popped up.
foreman Etexas
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Brandi I added couple blue pieces equipment also.
I also got a 2004 NH TL100 cab tractor I will get pics when comes back from getting new PTO clutch
bindian
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Sweet! I miss my blue tractor. What are you going to use it for?
hugs, Brandi
bindian
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Can you share with me what you paid for them. My retirement plans has room for a older, larger tractor to bale with and whatever 3PH needs I have without removing my Mahindra's backhoe. I am looking at Olivers, MFs, Internationals and Fords. Olivers have some sweet deals on Tractorhouse, but it would involve a lengthly road trip pulling a trailer.
I am also keeping an eye out for a John Deere Model D. Somewhere from 1949-1953 model years.
hugs, Brandi
Bird
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Brandi, just about all my hay cutting and baling was with an Oliver 1755; supposedly a 1970 vintage with 5,000 plus hours on it. Nice tractor.
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You will like your TL100. We have a 2007 TL100A and it has been an excellent and trouble free tractor. We added a Bush Hog 5045 FEL also.
The majority of the time we keep our Bush Hog 3008 on the 3-point for cutting and as counterweight for 84" grapple.
If you engage the PTO with tractor at idle and then increase revs you will save wear and tear on your new PTO Clutch.
And ........ You will enjoy your cab most of all.
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The 5610 come with the deal,I will use the TL100 for the baler and 15ft batwing duties,keep the wear and tear of the Kubotas. I purchased the two at a estate sale the 5610 has 2400hrs and the TL100 has 1300hrs,neither has a loader but I didn't won't one
bindian
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Jim,
When you get them all home..........can you post a photo of all your tractors?
hugs, Brandi
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Sure will when the weather gets better.
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Any predictions for the upcoming wildflower season. Daffodils are up but no blooms yet. HS
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We've had so much rain -- if we can get some sunshine now the bluebonnets outta go crazy.
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2 3/4" yesterday. Another 5" today and still raining.
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Bird
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Yeah, it's still raining here, too, very very lightly and my gauge is close to having a half inch in it.
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My 6 1/2" gauge overflowed from today's deluge so, at least another 7 1/2" added to almost 3" yesterday. Tanks both full and overflowing.
This sandy soil turns to quicksand after rains like this so tractors will stay parked for a few days.
This sandy soil turns to quicksand after rains like this so tractors will stay parked for a few days.
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Yeah same here,we made the mistake one time and sunk cab tractor up to the side window on one side in a pasture never had a issue with before. Took a big winch truck to get it out,I got hay out yesterday.
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I poured 2 1/4 inch out of the rain gauge yesterday morning and another 2 inches this morning. Daylight and it has stopped raining and there is still water standing. With no more rain it might take a week to dry out and even longer to get in the garden, and they are predicting a 40% chance on Thursday.
forman- I'm with you, the tractor is staying right where it is parked. I even moved my truck from where I normally park because I'm afraid it will get stuck.
Good News-- The stock ponds are full and Lake Fork is the highest it's been in quite a while.
Charlie
forman- I'm with you, the tractor is staying right where it is parked. I even moved my truck from where I normally park because I'm afraid it will get stuck.
Good News-- The stock ponds are full and Lake Fork is the highest it's been in quite a while.
Charlie
Bird
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I got a grand total of about .58" for the 2 days, and the yard needs mowing but it'll be awhile before it's dry enough to do that.
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Two inches total yesterday and .6 the day before. Ground is slick and muddy. Hoping that it will dry out in the next few days. We hired a company to grub the mesquite in our pastures, and the cannot finish until we're dried out.
