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Old 06-21-2014, 03:18 PM
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Cool Rare Cub, Pulling A Rare Planter
My friend Chris wanted me to share some pics of him planting his sweet corn patch. He and I went and picked up his 169 earlier this year. He recently found a pull type IH planter. We don't know (yet) what model it is, but it works! It was built about the time tractors were coming out, and we don't think it was ever pulled by horse, but it could have been. It's not his of yet, guy is letting him use it. Once he gets a price, he said he'll buy it. Either way, it's still cool!!!!

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2nd pics jacked up a bit, either bad save file or bad upload

Either way, awesome pic!
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Pretty cool Jonathan! All that field sweet corn? Good size sweet corn patch! Thanks for sharing!
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2nd pics jacked up a bit, either bad save file or bad upload

Either way, awesome pic!
Yeah, your right, I missed that. I'll see if I can fix it......


Edit: Sorry guys, that's the way the pic came to me. I can see if he'll resend it..... but Chris isn't real "tech savvy", he handed me his phone and told me to send them to myself, he didn't know how. LOL!
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Cool pics of the 169 working Jonathan.
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Pretty cool Jonathan! All that field sweet corn? Good size sweet corn patch! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Brian! Not all of it. I think he said he planted about an acre and a half. Still should have corn coming out his ears! Honesly, I think he just wanted seat time, and to pull that cool planter!!


Thanks Ryan and Nick!
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These planters, were the ones used, when I was a kid, still on the farm. Some, were pulled by horses, and some by tractor.
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Really cool pics!
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Now that really defines garden tractor right there. That thing is awesome. Did he have to adapt it to his hitch somehow, I couldn't tell by the pictures.
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Great to see a cub in the field doing it's thing!! Looks like a day of fun and two cubs get the job done faster. Hope you had some seat time that day, too. Thanks for sharing your pics.

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