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    DEWALT CORDLESS GREASE GUN

    I agree nothing wrong with the old stuff, but theres absolutely nothing wrong with a little technology, especially when you grease 5-6 pieces of equipment daily.
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    Is it worth it? No Pictures,Old please read it

    I think that canning is part of our heritage, let keep it around. We plan on starting next year.
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    Ever use one of these?

    What could those men do with the equipment that we have today.
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    the fall project begins (pics)

    Looks like you have a solid tractor to work with.
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    DEWALT CORDLESS GREASE GUN

    I have finally seen it, DEWALT is coming out with a cordless grease gun in DECEMBER. Thought you guys would like to know.
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    Pond building

    How deep and wide does the CORE need to be???
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    Pond building

    Spring and about 4acres of hill side
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    Pond building

    My father inlaw wants to build an 1.5 acre pond, he is going to be buying about a 50HP tractor 4WD with loader (just to keep on farm). I know that it cant be done just with loader alone, so I thought about a 3YD dirt pan, I think this would be about the cheapest way out (buy pan build pond sale...
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    Your opinion

    Me personally i wouldnt charge, but if you where doing the job for me I could understand you charging for your time.
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    Alpfalfa

    Thanks plan on buying, square baler, and cutter, already have ford 2600, tedder and huge barn to store it in, plan on getting about 50hp kubota or kioti, oh got to buy a gooseneck.
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    High school drop-out rate---rant

    There are a bunch of low skilled jobs left, just people think they are to good for them, and they dont want to work to start with. Its funny to me how Hispanics come from 2000 miles away and go right to work, and the people who live here say there are no JOBS! STRANGE!!!
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    Who sells post holes?

    The same people who sale Pipe Stretchers, and Sky Hooks.
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    Alpfalfa

    LOL
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    Alpfalfa

    I posted a couple of days ago about planting corn, I have done some reasearch on Alfalfa and it looks like its going to about 100$ an acre plus fertizer. Some people have be asking 13$ a bale for it here in NC, and I will be in WV and from what I see its only bringing about 7$ dollars a bale...
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    Planting Corn???

    Thats what I was thinking more of a hobby than anything, but if i can make around 3000-6000, I would be satisfied with that and would be willing to pick up more land, plus I can double the 7 acres just want to start small before I bite off more than i can chew!!!
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