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Just finished our third season on a BR 7090 special crop baler. Special crop pickup is a huge improvement over our previous NH wide pickups. Was ready to switch to JD but my dealer talked me into trying the 7090. Lots of capacity (except in wet spots.....plugs easily then!) & makes a good solid...

Heard of a diesel shop that had a cure for Ford's powerstroke problems...........installing rebuilt 24v 5.9 cummins for not much more than what a 6.0 l head gasket rebuild cost! Always meant to check that one out as Ford would finally have a real engine.

Several people recommended that I put an Edge chip on my 07 3500 cummins 5.9 24V. Was hesitant as the truck runs well & certainly had enough power but was looking for better fuel economy. Installed it several months ago & am quite pleased to date.....has added 3-5 mpg overall to my fuel...

Changed the center shaft a couple of times on a BR 780A....kind of a PITA to work on. NH engineering screwed up big time with a too light pick up & a mickey mouse stuffer mechanism. Raised hell with my dealership & got some extended warranty but was not satisfied with the baler. Was dealing on a...

Hey! The young Rider fan shows outstanding taste; excellent sports knowledge & uncanny common sense for an Alberta resident!! :lol: :lol: :wink:

Connie; Catalog looks good; good job on pictures & really appreciate the background info (&pictures) as well as the performance data. Loaded fairly easily on SK Tel mongrelized high speed airstick! Good luck on the sale!

Being advertised as a receivership auction!

We've got a couple electrics covering our own brands and find electric's easier to maintain proper heat. They do a good job. Our local feeder association goes through quite a few irons (misuse, abuse etc. :? ) and we've found that L&H irons (North Dakota ??) stand up better than the El Toro's.

Hayguy........it's a little disturbing that you can't have a bit of fun with a salesman strapped in for the ride...........why just a touch of down home country style motoring should have the guy beggin to get out.......an that's when the REAL dealing can begin! :lol: :wink:

Frank was one to the district characters in his day. Frank always claimed he could jump higher, dive deeper and come out wetter than any other SOB that lived on the creek!

Just a suggestion folks......while I applaud your initiative & drive; make double sure that you are properly prepared and that you can be ready to counter common misconceptions & mistruth's that media love to promote. I would imagine that most state & national ag groups have communication...

Best round feeders I've used were called Rover 6's made somewhere around Calgary. Per found me the contact info a while back....think it is a different company now but give him a shout. They are very well made & the design wastes less feed than most others.

I had the pleasure of meeting Bud & Eunice when they put on a demonstration day at a local feed yard. Bud was very laid back & quite unassuming in the explanations of his methods..... his demonstrations easily proved that his livestock handling worked & worked extremely well. It was Eunice that...

Could be mistaken but our dairy neighbours do both; haylage is usually partially sun dryed & put up about 15 percent less moisture than silage.

Hillsdown; Bringing in pharmaceuticals etc. requires an end use certificate from the producer so I really doubt you can have it brought up by friends. Not sure on Dectomax but generic ivermectins are cheap enough here now that it's not worth the hassle or trip to import . Check it out for sure...

Took in a Bull seminar last winter sponsored by the WCVM.....bulls with foot rot or other severe infection will run a fever.....any semen in developement will be effected & you can expect a bull to be shooting blanks in approximately 21 days...amount of time missed will depend on severity of...

Hope to take in part of the show; not sure yet which day's or even if I can make it. We've booked extra hay acres and (weatherman permitting) will be busy. Would be nice to meet up with some of the r.net bunch!

We've been on the right now program for several years now & are fairly satisfied. It is one of the few minerals that we can achieve targetted consumption on. We quit supplementing minerals in the BSE aftermath & definately seen an increase in open cows, sick calves & retained placenta's. We have...

GM 88.....Evaluate your hauling needs; if mostly hiway an aluminum will work well. Wilson's are as good as they come. However if you do lots of pasture work or gravel roads an aluminum will start to crack and give grief....that's where a steel will work better and there isn't a better trailer...

Yes.....MJT. Thought you were a lot further north RSL. Have seen a few of their cattle out at show's in recent years; always have wanted to examine their breeding program.