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Opps i mean with such low production, you need roughly $200 an acre to not lose money. So depending on how many tons per acre usually dictates the price. And with some of the stuff producing so low it can be money ahead to not hay it.
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Man i didn't realize your at's were that big. Lol bet you notice quite a bit of differenceQuote:
Originally Posted by Crusty
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Just a little! Those AT's pretty much filled out the fender well.
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If it ain't broke you ain't trying!
Yea they did. You have mid travel right?
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stock, I wish I had mid travel. My plastics arch really high compared to yamaha plastics that why it looks like there is so much more. They are 6" wider than stock and arch about 3" higher
If it ain't broke you ain't trying!
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If it ain't broke you ain't trying!
Damn Snorider, That's some flat country, and one big ass field!Quote:
Originally Posted by Snorider
2001 F350 w/ powerstroke pulling a 36' bumper pull trailer from Pa to Johnson Valley Ca for the King of the Hammers race. I'd say we were loaded down pretty good. The trailer was rated for 14k
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Quite a load Flimmy, have fun.
And to think I thought Rhinos were heavy?? I sure am glad I didn't buy a RZR!! LMAO!!!