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Old 05-02-2010, 10:43 PM
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Beautiful picture of the 100 and cart ACecil.
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Looks like a big field behind you! How do you keep that 100 out of there?
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Thanks guys!

It's hard, CBH, but I don't think the farmer that owns the field would like me on his land...LOL.
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Hey JayBrd....how about a little info on them harrow's you have hooked up?? They must be some sort of drag harrows that went behind a couple horses??? How they work, adjustable or they fixed working depth? Certainly look good behind the 682, those tires look great too!
MH, that's just an old spring tooth drag that has been on my mother-in-laws farm since I have been a part of that side of the family. It adjusts with the 2 levers out the top. As far as horse drawn....I can't know. It has been on it's last leg for the past 10yrs, and keeps on working. There are also some floating around that are the same set up, but with railroad spikes instead of the spring teeth. I am still on the search for one of those..


I did get to use the 682 yesterday to do the final turning and disking of the garden. She is fully baptised after turning in 2-3 yrds of manure I spread last evening. Let's just say we were a tad covered :biggrin2.gif:
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I was busy hauling junk and trash. And then a load of compost and peat moss for my tomato bed.
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Lorenzo getting the corn patch ready to plant Tuesday . Did not take much to get the 86 ready , Gas ,oil change ,differnt front tires the ones on it were rotted out and a battery and a lil tinkerin .


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sounds like that 86 was worth the money.
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Looks like it was a good day with the Cub :biggrin2.gif:

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Great pics, guys! Thanks for sharing.
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ACecil- Nice picture of the IHCC100 and the IH#2 cart! Those wheelweights are gonna make a big diffrence! Great pictures all day on this thread!! Thanks for shareing!
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