@valleyfield2008 We have these. Work great. Really fast to just grab and clean up gravel trails or whatever. And doesnโt produce piles of dust in the air.
@AllamFarmer We have the same thing except in a Westfield. The low pro hopper was why we got it as we need it for a few bins. However most of the time taking from 2707 hoppers we pull the pin and straighten out the hopper so there is no bend before it enters the main tube. Helps with capacity
@LeeFortin @WineTastingOnTheBay leaves from pier 39. Great wine, and a fantastic tour out on the water. City tours are cool. Either by bus or on the cable cars. Lots of cool sights and neat history in that town.
@hering_ryan We got a bourgault XR771 7 bar last year. Very happy with it. With the adjustable downforce system we could turn the dirt black if we wanted to, but also was able to leave thin canola stubble standing. Very happy with the machine and field finish it left.
@BDuchek We have had one for a coupon seasons. Really like it. Also very handy for logging all the loads and bins they went in so you can know exactly what is where. Then download it to excel.
@OOrsak Layne Kapeluck from Clair, SK sells converted cat blades of all sizes. Reasonably priced and very happy with ours. Simple, heavy and works well.
@BruceElke@skellerfarms We have been seeding in between the rows for almost 10 years. RTX signal and the lines are saved in the tractor to just pull them up the next year and nudge them 3โ over. If you have a slough it just seeds through the stubble crossways no problem.
I bet this kid had no ideal while hanging out in rural Saskatchewan that he would revolutionize wireless communication there decades later. Thanks @elonmusk