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Posted by txgrn on August 15, 2005 at 06:11:36 from (209.151.116.146):
In Reply to: Farmin' In The Rain posted by Allan in NE on August 14, 2005 at 17:15:27:
Now I see where the term "plow pan" comes from. Since we use chisels here we don't have it. Have seen pictures of humoungus rippers to rip it up. Takes a really big tractor to pull one. Your rows are real nice, straight and even. You must have had a lot of experience. Nice pics as usual. I can see your exhaust on the right in the top pic. Working her pretty good in 3rd gear. You are running a 966 didn't you say? I too, like Indy, notice that your tractor is spotless and you said it was raining. To be able to plow with shiny shares in the rain, the ground must be really dry. Just a yakin. Later. Mark
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