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Posted by ChrisS on December 16, 2002 at 12:52:24 from (66.163.143.224):
In Reply to: Re: Teen Farmers ----- the new GENERATION posted by Sean Brinston on December 15, 2002 at 18:00:49:
What kind of equipment am I using? I have, International 1466 tractor, cab, duals and lots of weights, no 3 point,TA,or PTO. which made it go really cheap for the condition, I am glad of all three because I don't need a 3 point that big, can easilly install a PTO. and don't want TA. tractor has 7000 hrs. and is in great shape. Tractor #2 is a Farmall M which is my baling tractor, it is for sale so I can get something with live PTO and powershift/hydro for baling. Tractor #3 Kubota L2550 4x4 loader/backhoe, I know it is way more expensive of a tractor than I need, but it is one handy tractor and pays for itself when I do custom work with it, it is (in my opinion) the only way to go when cleaning coralls and barns, I was going to buy JD. but my Kubota is more made in USA than a JD. of the same size. Implements, brushhog, JD.chisel plow, JD. field cultivator, JD. disc, IH. drills, JD.sickle mower, JD.rake, JD.14T baler, JD. 6600 combine, 2 Ford grain trucks and lots of misc. items like harrows, augers, trailers, hay elevators etc. I do cattle(White Park beef and Jerseys), small grains, beans and some root vegetables. I don't have nearly the equipment I need and some of it is specialized (like the vegetable equip.) for the small grains I do only feed for my animals and seed production, right now everything is on a tiny scale (keeps costs manageable)while I learn more and get the equipment I need, some of it will have to be made in the shop, but I like doing that! Feel free to email me if you want to talk about things further, Chris
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