So. central Mn. I took some corn out today. 28.5% About 3/4 done with beans when we got 4+ inches rain. So while I'm waiting for that to dry I thought I would take enough corn to get dryer started and make sure it runs ok. I'm glad I did because It would not fire and I found the problem to be a broken gas feeder line to burner. Took a while to get it replaced but she runs like a top now. Thought I would finish taking end rows on that field and then wait for it to get dryer. Filled 600 bushel wagon and then could not get it out of field. Put bigger fwa on but by then wagon had sunk so could not pull it with that eather. Tomorrow will auger some on to another wagon untill I can get it out. Life on the funny farm. Oh well its to wet anyway so that will give me something to do tomorrow.
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