hate fixing this cane cutter by jocko500
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I was drive by after church by these feild of sugar cane and saw these cane cutter cutting this feild of cane. I saw a big car by the feild and this old almost 90 year old man was watching so I walked over to him and talked.[wish I took his photo now] He say they cutting the fouth year growth of cane for the storms of this year was not good on them. I find out they do plant cane when I show you a month or so ago and now they harveing the cane now. I took this shot a few weeks ago. They use some of the first year growth to plant new feilds and they let the cane they cut that year to grow and cut each year up to the forth year. The forth year is the worse growth but they still make money on it. It like a gamble with it.
Like I say they lose the forth year this year because of the two big storms we had. the rest of the cane is good.
they will cut it and burn it the next day.
this man had to get out and fix something on the cutter.
thanks for looking and comments
Comments (72)
Looks dangerous....and yep, too bad you didn't get a shot of the old man...maybe next time, eh :o) *** H u g s ***
Cool shot my friend.Not something I would think to be easy to work on
Great shot, dear Jock. It looks so very dangerous. Happy hugs. Di. xx
Remember your shot before Jock, and it is good to see at least they salvage some sugar, a great shot this one Jock, that's a powerful machine there.
Impressive machine and creative photo my friend....!!! Fantastic shot....!!!!!
Awesome piece of machinery it is! Great capture here Jocko.
What a terrifying machine, like something out of hell! Fascinating info, too.
excellent!
Reminds me of when I worked on a farm as a teenager, one of the farmhands lost a finger clearing the hay from the mower blades, the tractor rolled back when he had his hand near the blade. Cut his first and second fingers off, it was his own fault though, he should have used the rake. Excellent capture and information. Bravo!!!!!
BIG MACHINE LIKE THAT COST MILLION ;-)
Excellent capture, Jock!!! It's very dangerous!!!
Interesting information Jock! Cool pic! (:
wonderful country shot !
Fine detail in this photo of something many people will never get to see live, at least not those up north where it is to cold to grow sugar cane. Fine work Jocko!
Very well done. 5+!!!
I am thinking of the 'stay back 200 feet' and where he is walking and what its designed to do..
Cool capture Jock :)
Fantastic capture Jock !!!
Xcellent shot and moment!!!
Humm. Very interesting like machinery. Cheer and mile mercies. A brilliant work and courtasy of your share to inform us ((5++)) Humm. Très intéressant comme machinerie . Bravo et mile mercis . Un tavail génial et courtoit de ta part de nous instruire ((5++))
Hello my dear friend Jocko, Precious and brilliant photography, Impressive!! Congratulations!! All you artwork is Very Beautiful!! It is a real pleasure to visit your gallery. A million stars from me.**************Thanks you very much for you comments. Hug and kiss in Your heart.Luminous Blessings.Ludy
Nice capture Jocko!
Looks like hard work. That's one big, hard piece of machinery. Once again, great reportage..
Fantastic capture.
Looks like a pretty dangerous thing he's doing, cool shot though jock. Sounds like the old man knows a thing or two about cane!
Excellent capture!
great farm life capture jock !!! i heard the weather was hard on farmers this past year and hoping global warming doesn't do to much damage in the years to come .. that looks like a BIG JOB fixing that machine!!!
great shot it should go on a cover called wacth it you foolsih farmer wanna lose your feet omg!scary:::
That's a scary view...what if the 'on' switch turned on my accident....yeow!! Great shot!
Impressive contrast man/engine !