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Anonymous-0 · Jul 16, 2008

An article in the Successful Farming magazine states.."Chains and sprockets often suffer the most wear and tear during harvest" I will try and remember that. Sure glad I get the magazine for free, what else can I expect.

RobMD · Jul 16, 2008

I know, thank goodness I quit subscribing to that gay little magazine.

They're filled full of articles on real expensive four wheelers and other stupid junk you'd never use in real farm life.

Lanse · Jul 16, 2008

"They're filled full of articles on real expensive four wheelers and other stupid junk you'd never use in real farm life"

Yep. I stopped picking up whatever magizine TSC has. About the same time i started looking better then TSC

fixerupper · Jul 16, 2008

I don't remember the name of the magazine now, but about twenty years ago a farm magazine had a lengthy article about the proper way to load a manure spreader. Duh! It was almost written like a college thesis. Jim

fixerupper · Jul 16, 2008

I don't remember the name of the magazine now, but about twenty years ago a farm magazine had a lengthy article about the proper way to load a manure spreader. Duh! It was almost written like a college thesis. Jim

Old Ford Mechanic · Jul 16, 2008

I used to sell a few manure spreaders.Only machinery on the lot i could not stand behind!

moonlite 37 · Jul 17, 2008

So that is the reason I had to replace the chains on my drill! Next year keep it out of field during harvest.

Mike (WA) · Jul 17, 2008

I quit riding my bike during harvest for that very reason, years ago.

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