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Dragged the Brinly plowed ground with the IH spike tooth harrow, then cultivated the garlic with the Brinly CC100 cultivators. kinda hated to gfet em dirtry, they looked so purty !! I think these are gonna work out real nice in the onion patch. Kinda wish Id bought a set of disks at the auction Saturday.
Does that thing need bigger back tires!!??



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Thats about $500 worth of garlic there, just what I borrowed from wifey to buy that tractor. sure hope it turns out! otherwise i;; have to wash dishes and mop floors to pay er back. I'm puttin smaller tires on the front. read on here somewhere if your always headin downhill you can save on gas???
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