Hey John,
Greetings from West Virginia!!! I'm glad this worked out that way. I got my grinding corn planted this evening, and I still have some time on the beans. Starting to get caught up around here, only fight left is the weather, and I am yet to find a way to beat that! That 5400 planter works like a charm, everything except the monitor, I guess I'll want to mess with the wiring connections, possibly the sensors. But it hit real close to my target population this evening on Hickory King corn. My guess is it didn't hit dead on because I only need to plant 1 acre to supply those who grind cornmeal around here, so the seed was low, I was watching the fans blow some of the seed back into the hopper when I checked the supply. It won't be that way with the beans, it will get full hoppers, 2 or 3 times at least.
The 4th is good for me at 6 PM, that way I can go to breakfast at the American Legion that morning. We serve breakfast the first Saturday of each month, regretfully, I have missed the last few, I will be able to catch this one, that way they won't think badly of me.
I hope all is going well for you. Our hay seems to be a little light this year, the extension service is advising to cut early, they must not be watching the weather, or they are getting dryer weather in Morgantown than we are. We were able to get some in, but it got rained on, so quality is not as I wish it was. Cow feed!!! I put a bunch of lime and fertilizer on mine, and told my buddies not to touch it until we can get some horse feed out of it!
I have the date and time marked, it is not far from here, about 3 1/2 hours, so, I await seeing you!!!
Take care!!!
Andy