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    Posted: 26 Jul 2011 at 9:47pm
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       Thanks for posting , thought I died and went to plow heaven for a second !!!
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Thats my dad on the D-14 pulling the 3 bottom, I had been running it early that day, but he just so happened to be on it during the video.  LOL
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In the 5th video I am standing on the land side of the B with my 11 year old son.
 
I wonder why they didn't slide that rotary mower right on the ground and grind that stuff to dust. It was causing the plows alot of trouble.


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The trash clearance on the plow behind the D21 leaves a lot to be desired
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Still cool vids though, thanks for posting. Wish I was there
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I love it, I got distracted and missed the plowing when i was there.
Thanks for posting the video
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I'd bet the coulters aren't set right on the plow behind the D21. That plow has to have more clearance than some of the old pull types that were plowing. Was it a Monoframe or 9000?
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Thanks for posting!
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Thanks for posting those. Plowing is my favorite part of a working show but never lasts long enough, too many like to do it. LOL
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I was the one running the rotary mower, the slip clutch would not take the wet oats running on the ground, In the video clips you can hear it ratcheting the way it was.
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The D21 got plugged trying to plow under a windrow of straw and the soil was just dry enough to plow.
 
Matt. There was a operator change on the rotary mower. Were you the first or last guy?
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I was the first guy running it, then had to go up to the yard to assist with the drawing at 4:00.
Unless your are the lead horse the scenery never changes!!
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I talked with the owner of that B with all the weights on it. Nice fellow and a nice looking tractor. 
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thanks for posting, thats awesome!!
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