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| We run older equipment (JD-8820 T2, JD-4840, etc.) and it does what we need it to do. It's paid for and if a bad year happens, we don't worry about those high equipment payments. We just make sure that if something needs to be fixed or replaced, it's done. We don't cut corners. Repairs cost less than a new piece of machinery. We don't have to farm thousands and thousands of acres to pay for some of this new stuff. Not knocking anyone that has new, but this works for us and we quit when it gets dark. | |
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- Machinery, labour costs, and big farms... - canadianeh? : 10/6/2007 11:42
- RE: Machinery, labour costs, and big farms... - Mad Max Perf : 10/6/2007 13:32
- RE: Machinery, labour costs, and big farms... - 8820Titan2 : 10/6/2007 16:54
- RE: Machinery, labour costs, and big farms... - robaer1 : 10/6/2007 23:56
- Re: Machinery, labour costs, and big farms... - nayrgro : 10/7/2007 03:24
- Re: Machinery, labour costs, and big farms... - Ed Winkle : 10/7/2007 09:06
- The care and feeding of equipment. - Hay Wilson in TX : 10/7/2007 09:19
- RE: Machinery, labour costs, and big farms... - feelnrite : 10/8/2007 18:39
- RE: Machinery, labour costs, and SMALL farms... - Chip : 10/9/2007 09:01
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Machinery, labour costs, and big farms...
