One of the most essential machines on a larger farm is a combine harvester. It is that used for harvesting many different types of crops in large quantities. Read on to learn more about harvesting with a combine. Why Is This Machine Called A “Combine” The name, combine, is a reference to the fact that … Read more
At the end of the harvest, it’s important to give your combine a good cleaning to prevent having weed seed and vermin over winter inside your machinery. Before you put your combine away for the winter months, you must perform a complete cleaning that will give you the opportunity to locate any maintenance needs and … Read more
A combine is an essential time and energy saver on the farm. It takes the place of quite a bit of manpower and horsepower, but how do you drive it, and how fast can it go? In this article, we review the basic steps of combine operation and provide smart tips for boosting speed. Read … Read more
A combine can be a very useful addition to your machinery set, particularly if your farm exceeds certain size and if you focus on certain crops. But what different types of combine harvester are there? In this article, we also provide specific information and tips to help you make the right choice when purchasing a … Read more
When it’s harvest season, you’ll see combines in a wide variety of crop fields all across the US. What is a combine; what do combines do; and how do they work? In this article, we discuss the ways in which this versatile machine works to streamline the harvesting process and help farmers make the most … Read more
A backhoe is a multipurpose tool for all manner of digging and excavation projects. You can use the backhoe end of the equipment to dig. The front loader end is used to move dirt and other materials from place to place. A backhoe is an excellent piece of equipment to have on hand for just … Read more
When you set out to make money with a backhoe, the first thing you’ll encounter is expense. Amassing your equipment will set you back significantly, but if you play your cards right, manage your money well and control your expenses, you will soon reap the rewards of running your own backhoe business. In this article, … Read more
There are many similarities between backhoes and excavators, but there are also three very important differences, each of which determine the suitability of a given machine for a given project. In this article, we compare backhoes and excavators and provide sound advice on making a good choice in machinery to complete your project. Read on … Read more
A backhoe operator has a potentially dangerous job that requires a great deal of concentration and control. It is a challenging and fast paced job that is done outdoors, often in less than ideal conditions. Backhoe operators work with heavy machinery to move dirt, dig trenches, excavate foundations and more. How can you become a … Read more
A pond is an excellent addition to any property. Whether you use your pond for relaxation, recreation, fishing, nature conservancy or stock watering, a properly dug and well maintained pond can increase the appeal and value of your property. In this article, we provide sound advice for digging a pond with a back hoe as … Read more
Operating a backhoe on a farm is not extremely complex, but you do need to know exactly what you are doing before you set out with this heavy and potentially dangerous piece of machinery. No matter where you need to operate a backhoe, the principles of operation are the same. In this article, we review … Read more
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