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Old 03-31-2016, 08:58 PM
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awesome vid, now i really cant wait for PA plow day.
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That's an awesome video and a great plow job, that line is straighter than any I've ever seen. Diesel on your 882 and the hydro make a great noise together.
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Thanks guys! I like plowing with that little 882 better than any of the others I use. I was planning on taking it up to the PA plowday but looks like work messed that up.
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Nothing like turning dirt!! Great video Todd... Thanks for posting!

We used to turn the whole farm once a year... but that's a thing of the past with the new way of low till/ no till farming.. Back then it was no fun... probably because I was a kid and Dad was forcing me to do it!!

But now in my older age its fun to hook up a turn plow and roll some dirt!!
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Son of a gun, you do good work Todd
Amazing how a guy can sit and watch that and think nothing of it. I think there should be a TV channel dedicated to nothing but GT's working, it'll be a hit
How bout, OakTV?
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that was very cool...youre a beast...thanks for sharing
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Old 04-01-2016, 08:14 AM
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Great job
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Old 04-01-2016, 08:27 AM
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nice job and making quick work of it too!
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Awesome vid, Todd!
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Todd, you must have lighter ground or it's wetter there... I have sandy loam but some hard-pan and can't go that fast... I'm thinking I need a subsoiler to come in and break it up... I'm also looking at a two bottom 16" to put behind my "real" farm tractor... One or the other... Thanks for sharing!
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