Shining the plows

[dince]

When things are tough here, we have to cook crows!  The secret to cooking crows is slow cooking, real slow, ideally with an old work boot.  When the boot is tender, eat the boot!  We don't mess around making pies, but I must admit I'm pretty partial to those cherry pies (and other fruits) American ladies are famous for!

David

 

[720nut]

WELL, tried my plow today and-------------- too wet.

It went well till wide tires filled up and started to spin, I believe it will work great when soil dries a little.

I may put it behind the 620 with the  9.50 tires as they seemed to clean real good.

[isetta]

On ‎3‎/‎20‎/‎2017 at 3:01 PM, dince said:

When things are tough here, we have to cook crows!  The secret to cooking crows is slow cooking, real slow, ideally with an old work boot.  When the boot is tender, eat the boot!  We don't mess around making pies, but I must admit I'm pretty partial to those cherry pies (and other fruits) American ladies are famous for!

David

 

I've have had to eat crow many times.............. and have been given the boot several times too but never had to eat one

[isetta]

On ‎3‎/‎20‎/‎2017 at 3:44 PM, 720nut said:

WELL, tried my plow today and-------------- too wet.

It went well till wide tires filled up and started to spin, I believe it will work great when soil dries a little.

I may put it behind the 620 with the  9.50 tires as they seemed to clean real good.

Lloyd are you saying that the lug tires in the pics above were spinnign in the wet soil?  Or was that your other machine?  Those look great on that tractor.

[720nut]

Rick, the top , 9.50's worked great it was the bottom picture 2900x 15 wide tire they just filled with mud.

Going to try and get Son to video maybe Sunday if he can post here.

I made a couple passes yesterday and it looked good, plow was on 620 with9.50's, last couple furrows.

[isetta]

Nice to have choices!

[720nut]

Yeah as they say, one tractor per implement, I'm a little short though

[yukon]

nice lloyd

[720nut]

Was going to finish garden but way to wet.