24-D and Bromegrass

How long should I wait to spray my new smooth brome field with 24-D to control weeds?  Seeded the field 4 weeks ago.

24-D and Bromegrass

Precept herbicide

Anyone utilize Precept on Bermuda grass hay or pasture. Is there any grazing restriction? I read the product label & it mentioned grazing restrictions on small cereal grains but not on grass.

Thanks, Jim

Precept herbicide

The Most Durable Long Lasting Timothy???

We have always planted Clair and Climax timothy.  Pretty happy with the results, however, we have a new field we are going to put in timothy this fall so I thought I'd ask...

 

What is the most durable, long lasting timothy our there these days?

 

Just curious.

 

Thanks!

Bill

The Most Durable Long Lasting Timothy???

Steering RTV x1100c

Just back from a 30+ mile drive on back country roads. Beautiful day here.
I noticed an anomaly about the steering. Don't know if it's normal or I might have an issue.

Previous owner put one of those knobs on the steering wheel that assist with steering. Wife likes it so I left it on.
I normally drive with left hand between 11 and 12 on wheel. I noticed the knob was in my way. So thinking I'll move it to the 5 o clock position on the wheel to keep it out of my way. 10 or so miles...

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Steering RTV x1100c

Glad I bought a Kubota RTV900

Yesterday I had a ride up into the back country in a Polaris Ranger Crew XP 1000 eps North Star. While I would not take my RTV900 Worksite where we went, I am glad that I did not buy the Polaris Ranger or the Kawasaki Mule that I looked at. The RTV900 may be bigger and heavier but the all gear HST drive and much heavier construction and the diesel engine make it a lot more vehicle.

Glad I bought a Kubota RTV900

X900 Front winch/ front diff level check

Those of you with a front winch directly mounted on the frame of your 900x does it make it difficult to access the level check port on the front differential? Thanks.

X900 Front winch/ front diff level check

Hydraulic Question

Hey guys. I am planning on utilizing the dump circuit on my 1100c to angle my snow plow during the winter months. The plan is to disconnect the lines to the dump cylinder and leave it in place. My question is can I just connect the two lines going to the cylinder together with a joiner so I can manually raise the bed? Will the cylinder just pass fluid from one side to the other for this purpose? I didn't want to get into the extra cost of aux port setup for such a simple thing.
Thanks

Hydraulic Question