Well, we just finished soybeans tonight, and just have a few acres left to drill. The area where we are cutting in the pictures was a little too wet to get the trucks in, so we had to have the 8630 pull the grain cart back to the trucks every time to dump. Since the yield was pretty good, there was alot of waiting time. Here are the pictures.
The Drilling Machine
Off he goes to the trucks.
Waiting for him to come back
I was trying to line the combine up with the sun, and as you can see it didn't turn out that well.
Getting some of the family in there
This ADM plant was giving a little higher price for soybeans, and could only hole 4500 bushels. We had to have one of the trucks go back because they didnt have room. This is what the line looked like at 6:30!
An old silage chopper I found by the elevator.
Here is one of the 3 trucks.
Unloading
Unloading the 3rd truck that ADM couldn't fit in.
A new field
Getting Dark
Got a little dust on the lense
I Have some more pictures i will upload a little later.
Looks like the 8630 is close to the platform, great combine and also the truck, it looks like it could haul alot, see you have something hanging on the unloading auger is this a marker for the grain cart to get in the right postion.
A good looking 9500 I see. The beans look like they averaged around 55 bpa. Same we got here. What year was the 8630? We had a '78 and we put a good solid 3900 hours on it in two and a half years.
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