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i'll remember to move mine off my lap when it starts smoking.

do you have braces?? i figured if i got some tierod sleeves i would have to drop my bars?? bad idea?

:rofl: that's hilarious. serious let us know how it goes, i'm probably going to run EFI Live later this year possibly.

we're 100 hr guys here. everything gets changed at 100 hours.

sounds good to me. i'll be yanking it off tonight and getting a shorter belt in the morning.

i've got california emissions on my truck, meaning vacuum pump. i heard you can just take them out and plug the line, meaning your EGR valve will stay closed then. but i'm not sure.

i need a new vacuum pump because apparently i can't just take it out and replace with a shorter belt. where's the best place (read as cheapest place) to get one?? i need one ASAP. whoever comes up with the best price, i will send a 6 pack of beer in the mail.

tassel's always come before ears. give it some time. if you watch it every day it will bug the hell out of you.

i like your style. its a good thing we don't have very many of those here in ohio or i'd be out of business.

we're the same way here in NW Ohio. bone dry. we haven't had any rain in since the 12 of july, and that was only 1/4 inch. we could use a good soaking, but it doesn't look like that is going to happen. i guess that's why we all have crop insurance. PS. i sell crop insurance.

that's normal for those leaves at the bottom to look like that when it gets real hot. a good soaking like you did is probably the best way to water. proly every 2 days or so. your corn looks a little yellow, you might want to add a little nitrogen to it.

you have a big refrigerator? or a reefer trailer to stick that stuff in over night??

who do you sell all of your corn to stove??

i wouldn't worry about the bottom leaves turning, as long as the ears and the rest of the plant are nice and green.

if the pot are touching each other, you shouldn't have any problem with pollination. that pollen can travel pretty good distance with the wind. once you notice the silks turning a dark brown that means that the corn is pollinated.

no bale wagon. all by hand. our wheat did decent this year. we probably average 75 bushels/acre. there is loads of straw out there. i think i'm getting around 70 bales/acre too.

baling straw..... i thought it was more fun before 3800 small squares. i've got about 1600 more to do this weekend. hopefully i can wrap it up over the weekend.

i bet those 200 hp motors are cheap... we have 10 acres of wheat left that we will finish in the morning. i'm about 1/3 done with baling small squares... there's a lot more straw out there per acre than last year. i don't think i'm going to have room for it all.

so apparently the guy from the other site is full of shit?? i figured it was too good to be true...

i ditched the muffler on the stock exhaust within two days of having the truck. i didn't think it made any difference other than sound. i've never noticed any HP gains or mileage with an exhaust, but with every modification i've done, i think my right foot gets heavier for some reason...