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S.E. Sask. | Happened to spot this while planting canola this past weekend. Nice skull and antlers just off the edge of the field thankfully.
Got some planting video over the past week to show. Even got stuck in the mud once.
https://youtu.be/GkOgvcMzgCA#mce_temp_url#
Edited by Rusty6 5/21/2025 23:01
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| That's a pretty neat picture with the tractor in the background and all. |
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| Yes that is a really neat picture. It would make a really nice puzzle!
What is going on with the auger hopper? Did you modify it somehow or is that some sort of chute you store over the regular hopper? |
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S.E. Sask. | havin’funfarming - 5/22/2025 05:58 Yes that is a really neat picture. It would make a really nice puzzle! What is going on with the auger hopper? Did you modify it somehow or is that some sort of chute you store over the regular hopper?
Do you mean the fill auger on the seed tank? It is all original. I run it in the upside down position in the field as there is less rocking side to side and wearing out the pin hole.
Jigsaw puzzle? Ok, but its 25 minutes of my life I'll never get back :-)
https://jigex.com/opVAB#mce_temp_url#
Edited by Rusty6 5/22/2025 08:59
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| Yes the full auger on the tank. I didn’t think it looked like the hopper on those models just flipped upside down but I’m wrong about that.
And yea,I meant a jigsaw puzzle. I think that pic would make a nice puzzle with the nice background and that skull as the focal point in the foreground. I always enjoy your pics and videos.. You definitely have a lot of talent in that department. |
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| havin’funfarming - 5/22/2025 21:58 Yes that is a really neat picture. It would make a really nice puzzle!
No it wouldn't! I save tractor photos for puzzles and I've learned to be a bit choosy:
1. A clear image- not out of focus or over-exposed.
2. The object should mostly fill the frame- not a tiny part as in the OP photo.
3. Not large area(s) of foliage, stalks, worked dirt, or other 'fuzzy bits'. You have to work those by puzzle-piece shape rather than (re)constructing the image.
That is an interesting image and I appreciate the post, but I'll give it a pass on the puzzle-making... |
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S.E. Sask. | Yoosta B - 5/22/2025 16:37 havin’funfarming - 5/22/2025 21:58 Yes that is a really neat picture. It would make a really nice puzzle! That is an interesting image and I appreciate the post, but I'll give it a pass on the puzzle-making...
I agree that it is a difficult one but some people appreciate the challenge. I found it the toughest one yet as I usually get them together in about half the time that this one took. |
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Central Illinois | Rusty6 - 5/22/2025 22:14
Yoosta B - 5/22/2025 16:37 havin’funfarming - 5/22/2025 21:58 Yes that is a really neat picture. It would make a really nice puzzle! That is an interesting image and I appreciate the post, but I'll give it a pass on the puzzle-making... I agree that it is a difficult one but some people appreciate the challenge. I found it the toughest one yet as I usually get them together in about half the time that this one took.
Dad was good at putting them together, me, not so much.
I wasn't paying attention to the time and accidentally closed the puzzle tab when I went back to look at the "picture".
I needed to feed the dog and cats, when I came back to try again, the partially completed puzzle came back up, I don't know if the timer kept running while I was outside but took me and hour and 20 minutes according to the timer.
Had the basketball game on last night and tried again, an hour and 3 minutes.
If it wasn't that the pieces were already turned in the right direction, I'd probably still be working on it the first time.
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| Ron- You can adjust the number of pieces to fit your skill, time allowance, and screen size. There are at least two puzzle sites. I avoid jigsawplanet and only play Jigsaw Explorer. On that site, if you click the timer, it stops the puzzle. You can reopen that page and resume whenever you want.
I saw puzzles posted on YT and didn't give them much thought until one day I decided to give it a try. I discovered I liked them but they were too simple. Figured out how to adjust them up and I was hooked!
As stated above, I don't care for the kind of image in the OP, but I know some do- probably the same folks who like the all-white puzzles. |
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