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As Seen at Albert City
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    Posted: 16 Aug 2010 at 7:06am
Some of the stuff that caught my eye at Albert City over the weekend!  Had a GREAT time, weather was perfect, show was well run!  Thanx for hosting this year!
 
This ultralight flew over the AC fun pull on Friday evening
 
The clouds and sun were in a contest that evening as well
 
 
Barn quilts were common up there, this one was on the showgrounds
 
 
This brutus was having trouble in the mud, but did it ever sound nice!
 
 
I thought this was how they worked, but had not ever seen one in action
 
 
This is the smallest self propelled combine I think I have ever seen
 
 
This horse was begging to have his picture taken!
 
 
More horses
 
 
Check corn planter
 
Greg Kroeker
1950 WD with wide front and Freeman trip loader
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Awesome pics!!!

I love the planter!!!! Aint that cool!?!?!

The Gleaner in action is cool too!!!
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Thanks, Greg - fun to see.
WC, CA, D14, WD45
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A check planted cornfield is a beautiful sight. Dad tells when Grandpa used mules to plant with his check planter, their ears would twitch every time the knot in the wire "clicked" the mechanism to release the seed to the ground.
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Likely the mule's muscles also twitched as the planter cycled to plant each hill. They had to work harder for a second or two.

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I am thinking the fertilizer was also checked similtaneously with the seed?
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Very good pics Greg   Thankyou!!!
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Thanks for those great pics.
I, for one am old enuf to remember when those hayloaders were fairly common; especially up here in the poor part of New York State. The most successful of our local farmers finally bought a big ol' New Holland baler with a V-4 Wisconsin on it and quite a few of the other farmers paid him to bale their hay. He pulled it all over these mountains with a WC and its a wonder he didn't get killed with them Da ned handbrakes. LOL
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