Posted by rusty6 on August 30, 2020 at 11:38:39 from (142.165.85.28):
In this video, various clips of me swathing canola by day and night. Also started out in a thunderstorm but it didnt' show up in the camera at night. Could not hear the thunder over the noise in the cab and my ear plugs but there were some impressive flashes. I figured out the power loss problem finally. Fuel filter was ok but I found the screen in the sediment bowl under the tank was pretty near covered with dirt or some foreign material. Finished the canola and planning to start on the oats soon as I can get a replacement hose on the reel drive. Things always seem to break on a long weekend. This picture shows the difference in maturity between two varieties. I planted the first round with Dekalb canola and then went to Brett Young. You can see the lighter coloured Dekalb crop on left, almost too ripe. Brett Young on the right side of header is greener.
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