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Combine/ Harvest Picture's!

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    Posted: 01 Nov 2011 at 8:08pm

Its that time of year! Time to post some pictures of your harvest, All-Crops, Gleaners, and even other brands, hauling corn, loading into the bin, and even trips to the elevator! I want to see all your harvest pictures! Here's some of ours!

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lets try this again
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We finished up last week, here are some pictures I took while hauling to the elevator.
Our Border Collie Smudge rode a few rounds with me.
Big wagon & semis make short work of harvest
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Here are a few pics.  My son was ready to help Granpa!  My dad has a K2 and also got picture of my cousins L3
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   Tell me that power line isn't as close as it looks !
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great pics!!  thanks!!
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I'm told a power line can arc up to 6 feet away or so. Probably a broken one would.
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I don't think that one is a serious contender for arcing lol   More of a snag it on something contender.
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Heck those hot wires are insulated. :)  The lines just south of my house, 340K transmission lines, will pull an arc 10 feet. It won't jump that to start or so I'm told.
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Hey RW, that semi looks to be over 80,000 lbs.  LOL
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Few pics from last fall....
 
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Originally posted by Brian F(IL) Brian F(IL) wrote:

Hey RW, that semi looks to be over 80,000 lbs.  LOL
Ya that load might of been alittle over 80,000, But don't you worry that load didn't leave the farm! LOL
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Il bet its closer to 80,000 than you think. I had a buddy help haul last year, he has a W900 with 30ft coal bucket heaped up he was only 82,000.
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When its full and wet its about 83,000 lbs.



Edited by R.W - 03 Nov 2011 at 4:02pm
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