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grandpa Love

grandpa Love

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Is slowly growing on me! Plowed garden
with the Cub and moldboard plow. Then it
rained on it. Left big, hard clumps,
busted them up a bit with the cub and
drag disk. Tried out the tiller, works
good, really sloooow.......
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Got the hillers on Crispy. Ordered 5 lbs
of Indian corn seed.

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Just a bit...... Rained 1.5 inches that morning, but my dad dropped by and wanted to give it a go.....
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It wasn't as wet as I thought it would be. Can always smooth it up. At 75 when pop wants to plow I let him!
 
I sure love Alabama onions. I think they are sweeter than Vidalia onions. Something in the soil or the growing season.
Last trip through Alabama we were too early to get onions.
No trip this year.
George
 
I just came in from tilling my garden. I use an old Troy built that my dad got in 1972. Bet that Case is easier to use the this Troy Built is. I know my back and legs didn't like me doing what I did.

When I was in town today I got a new rotor and mew coil and ballast resister and ignition switch for the cub. After I take a break I plan t go out and put the stuff on and see if it will fire up.

What size drill bit do I need to drill out that passage way in that carb??
 
GP,
Looks like you have clay soil. Our dairy farm was clay. It went from stick to your boots mud to hard as brick. It was very difficult to disk the clay brick. It did grow good corps.

I have 2 acre rental property. It is clay. Grows a nice lawn. Should be farm land. The yard would make a great hay field. Only problem is when it wet, you can leave ruts in yard making a ruff ride mowing.
I have an old JD270 garden tractor with 30 inch tiller. Your tiller looks very easy to put on and take off. I took my tiller off and never put it back on. Too much work. I leave the 48 inch mower on.

Geo.
 
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