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    Posted: 27 Mar 2012 at 8:55pm
Bill and I turned a few acres this evening and we stopped just as it got dark enough to need the lights. Not sure what is going on with the blackberry and fuzzy pics?
220 pulling 6 and D-19 in front of 4.
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Let's try that agin, sorry about the both fuzzy and large size. Hopefully these wont be quite as fuzzy.
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There's just something so cool about plowing!
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Very cool! I don't think I have ever seen one of those plows hooked up to the 220 around these parts!
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      Great pictures no matter how you look at them,thanks for sharing.
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Great pictures, I love to see shinny plows on tractors.
Fuzzy picture are do to too little light, makes the lense stay open too long and just the slightest movement makes them blur. You need to use the flash.
Still good to look at. Bob


Edited by Chalmersbob - 27 Mar 2012 at 9:36pm
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If you start earlier you don't have to have lights.....:)
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Lookin good Butch. Betcha they make some nice music!!
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Sure has been some nice weather around here hasn't it.  The pilgrims are out in force with their 1 bottoms up this way.  Its funny to see a 1 botom and a horse and on the other side of a fence a big workhorse and 30' field finisher working
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Looking good fellas............I love the D19, and nothin as classy as the 220
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Originally posted by Chalmersbob Chalmersbob wrote:

Great pictures, I love to see shinny plows on tractors.
I was trying to get that affect in the tractor lights but being the P poor 'piker taker that I am I could not catch the effect. Next time will have daughter do it and it will be professional.
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That's getting 'er done -- nice picture - nice equipment.
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I guess CHANGE is inevitable, but I miss seeing the WF and anything with a trip rope.
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I like 'em both.  I'd love to plow a few rounds with either one of them.  Thanks for posting.
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Can't wait for the pics of you boys slinging dirt!  Looks good Butch!  Mike
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