Re: double wheel weights on farmall h good or bad?

Posted by Hugh MacKay on December 12, 2005 at 22:22:48 from (216.208.58.177):

In Reply to: Re: double wheel weights on farmall h good or bad? posted by Allan in NE on December 12, 2005 at 06:53:15:

Allan: My apologies if the jab offended, however I think it was necessary. Like you I grew up in an area where farming was very much different from many other parts of North America. 95% of Nova Scotia's land base was forested. Every farm had a softwood forest probably equal to or larger than his cultivated land base. That softwood forest saw us through many hard times. It wasn't like most ag crops as you just harvested what you needed each year to make cash flow.

Since moving here to Ontario where 95% of the land base is cultivated farmland. One of the hardest things we've had to get used to is wind. Then I go here on YT and find many other areas of North American have wind. One thing I've learned to trees slowed down those winds. I think we will stay here in Ontario, just got to get out of this snowbelt and into an area with some more trees.

We came here for two reasons, our children live here, and I always wanted to see all this great farmland within 500 miles of the Great Lakes. I don't mean just drive through it at 60 mph, but really explore. I had visited Ontario many times in the past, having lived here 4 years now, my opinion of Ontario is much different from before.

Now if I'm going to tour in detail all that great farmland within 500 miles of the Great Lakes, I ask you what better travel agency could I find than the guys here at YT. Only one problem, now I want to go further than 500 miles. I want to see how your drylanders in NE operate, I want to see 300 bu corn in IA, I want to see what took Cowman form Eastern OH to NE. I could go on and on.

I know what you guys did with those Farmhand loaders. Can see why you needed them. They were certainly not for us. One of the most facinating parts of YT, we can learn a lot of why the other guy had to do it a certain way.

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