2 NEW ITEMS to THINK ABOUT

[Jeff M]

I think we all could or need the exercise if we can get off the tractors.

We could all use the exercise, but wait until you get arthritis. That thing looks mighty attractive to me!

[Bill Hudson]

I was always told that more was raised in a crooked row than in a straight one.

John,

Yes, you're right. This farmer heard this all the time but he wanted to be known as the farmer with the straightest rows in area. He didn't want "sloppy" rows.

Bill

[cowboy]

Larry I thought you needed a rock picker A BIG ONE Or is that what the 1000 loader is for

Billy

[John *.?-!.* cub owner]

I was always told that more was raised in a crooked row than in a straight one.

John,

Yes, you're right. This farmer heard this all the time but he wanted to be known as the farmer with the straightest rows in area. He didn't want "sloppy" rows.

Bill

My father in law (central Ar.) would always plant a few rows parallel to the road so that once the corn grew some people couldn't tell how crooked his rows were.

[Bigdog]

Dad always had the knack for making very straight rows. I had the knack of following his marker furrow and turning them into crooked rows.

[George Willer]

Crooked rows may be longer but if the rows are straight enough more will fit in the field.

[Buzzard Wing]

Yep Billy, but that loader is much better suited to midwestern rocks. And I need a fast hitch mower for a Lo Boy to make the whole plan work.

Still the picker would be idea for that machine, it is a BIG deal to get on and off cause the loader post is right in the way (climb over the seat seems to be the only way).