You never saw it here years ago. I used to push my father to try it and he never would. It still is not real popular as this is mostly large scale guys that could care less about wheat but a few of us small guys try about anything
Sorry Bill. Corn after wheat. Was only on my first cup of coffee.
That is kinda what I thought. I have been there...done that...daily
what was the name of the bar?Hopefully you saw the humor in my post.I have travelled all over southwest Wisconsin and loved every second of it. There are three things that are a given, the roads are all curvy, there is a town every 2 miles, and most have a bar in them or one in a guys garage in-between.
I spent the majority of my life as a teacher. I started out teaching Agriculture but the long hours, long nights, and summers with FFA took a toll. I switched to Industrial Tech and then I had my summers to farm, go race saws, and drive. When we would come back from the summer break our principal would want to see pics of a trip we took. Well the only trips my wife and I took were to race saws or go find some more. We were heading home one day and went through a small Wisconsin town and saw what would have been the greatest picture. There was a school that say back off the highway a bit. There was a horseshoe /circle drive to get back to it. Obviously the school did not own the area in the "horseshoe" because right there along the highway inside the horseshoe was a bar. I thought a school with a bar in the front yard, yep this is Wisconsin. I tried to get a picture but we could not get far enough away for it to work
No, Mountain WI is way up north.
Looks like a view from my dad's old 1910. Did a lot of bush hogging on that thing.
I was running my 4630 today, Ford of course
Close, it's a 1996 NH 2120. Love that tractor. Old school mechanical injection with no emissions stuff to worry about.
i knew it was a NH
| Engine (gross): | 42.6 hp 31.8 kW |
|---|---|
| New Holland 2120 Power | |
| Engine (net): | 40 hp 29.8 kW |
| PTO (claimed): | 34.5 hp 25.7 kW |
how many hours on it?
Only 700. Lots of life left in her!
I will never own a tractor I need to worry about emissions from
that's amazing!!!
mute point! any internal combustion engine is going to pump out emissions. especially a diesel! loaded and working, or idling and warming up!
this one is not only emissions free... it is self-driving!!
So does it dodge down logs and thorn trees?this one is not only emissions free... it is self-driving!!
just think about how it will all fare when the farmer has an EV tractor, self-driving... and his AI Assistant to tag along, too!
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it's very simple, the more load you put on an old tractor, the more emissions you will producemute point! any internal combustion engine is going to pump out emissions. especially a diesel! loaded and working, or idling and warming up!
maybe Mr. Pakula can tell us more.
