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Plow day pictures from last weekend
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    Posted: 17 Nov 2016 at 8:54pm
Here are some pictures of the plow day I had last weekend. Only had three people, Dudley Wallace (from this site), Caleb Caudle from Facebook world, and myself. Also had one of my customers from a neighboring town stop by and run my D17 a bit. We got over almost 18 acres. All in all it was a good day. The Deere guys didn't show up (had to work or something like that    ). Anyway we talked about doing it again next year. If I have it again I have three fields that will be bean stubble but they are each 5 acre patches that have about a mile between one set and three miles to the next. What is everyone's take on that?
Anyway enjoy the pictures.
Adam

. Dudley's tractor and plow


My D17 and plow


My 1206 and Caleb's Massey five bottom plow



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Cool! I really wish I could go to a plow day sometime. Plowing the little ol' garden isn't enough. Cry
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Adam, I was hoping you had a good day to plow and it looks like you did. I hope you didn't run over the WD or D17 with the 1206 pulling that little 5 bottom plow. lol
around here a 1206 will pull 6x16" in 4 low or one high 8" deep with no trouble.
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Caleb ran the 1206 and we had to keep getting out of his way. We finally spit up and Dudley and I moved to the east side and Caleb finished the west side.
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Looks like you had a good day. Wish it were closer, me and the 45 would have been there.
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 Looks like you had fun. Thanks for sharing.
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Nice pictures and looks like you had a good time despite the small turnout; just gives each guy more to plow. I had a blast at Don's plow day and sub soiled day the past couple years.
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Great pics. What is next? will you disk,or do you disk before planting in the spring or disk  now and spring, or non of the above?
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Thanks for the photos, it's great to see the old stuff working!
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well I got to tell you the old wd held its in the orange class but the red one was a higher speed of plow that's all I can figure out I wish the Deeres would of come out of the woods we would have showed them how its done lol but im ready to do it again had a great time maybe we can come up with a disk day in the spring maybe ha im ready lots of good fellowship
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We need a plow day here in southern New England.  Looks like a great time with good people.
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Great pictures! Looks like a good time. I bleed orange but a lap on that 1206 would be fun too!
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Hello Sandnob    If you do it again Where and When. My grand daughter has been plowing for 3 yrs now and is 13, using a Allis "B" with 2 ways or "D17 with 3 14s  Allen
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wish i was there with you guys with my 52 wd
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were did you get that seat cover on the wd it looks like it fits well the ones we have been selling seem to big for that seat cant seem to get the draw string tight enough or gether up enough to get ontight
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Looks like a fun day. I would like to spend a few hours on that Farmall 1206. Decent Tractor in working condition. I would like to find One like that someday. Nice AC's also. Was the ground easy to plow?
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http://vid164.photobucket.com/albums/u29/sandknob2001/received_1173886409315694_zpskfpmdhcy.mp4

Having trouble loading the videos, but I'll try this one

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Having trouble loading the videos, but I'll try this one

http://s164.photobucket.com/user/sandknob2001/media/received_1173886409315694_zpskfpmdhcy.mp4.html

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Looks like you guys had fun!!  I cant imagine no STONES!  Thats the reason we went away from plowing.
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Originally posted by hillmonkey hillmonkey wrote:

Great pics. What is next? will you disk,or do you disk before planting in the spring or disk  now and spring, or non of the above?



I will disc it in the spring, then field cultivator, then possibly cultimulcher then plant.
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Originally posted by Allen Dilg Allen Dilg wrote:

Hello Sandnob    If you do it again Where and When. My grand daughter has been plowing for 3 yrs now and is 13, using a Allis "B" with 2 ways or "D17 with 3 14s  Allen


Allen, if I do it next year it will be just south of Oblong IL. I have 3 five acre patches. I'll try to get the word out earlier next year.
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Originally posted by Kurt WI Kurt WI wrote:

Looks like you guys had fun!!  I cant imagine no STONES!  Thats the reason we went away from plowing.


No, no stones unless we bring up an old Indian arrow head or grinding stone. Mostly it's sandy loam over here.
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