I guess, what's your feeling, positive, negative, on two combines to one combine? What have you felt about that? I guess that'll be my first

question.

It was a little unnerving to begin with.

I know you and I had some rather extensive conversations this winter about... one versus two when we decided to buy one combine and trade both of them.

You know, the flexibility of having two combines, one in beans, one in corn, or both in the same crop and be able to run Nobody likes downtime, but anytime a combine breaks down, you know, two combines you can keep rolling.

One combine, you're pretty much stuck with downtime.

Hopefully, you know, so far we've been very more sure that that hasn't happened.

So what's been your thought on the 16-row versus the