Nice Tractor
 

Someone just left this in my yard last night??

be better if it were Blue

still have the keys?

nope green is def the best!

kinda over kill for a 6 bottom

that would work nice for my garden...

I was thinking the same thing!!!!

Havent you heard GO BIG OR GO HOME??? :tttt:

Blue or Red is the way to go not green

orange is the best

x2

red is the only color in my rainbow

Not here. It's about as big a plow as you see around here. I don't know if the ground is just harder or what, but that's the preferred setup for 99% of the farmers here. I've seen pictures of very wide plows like they use out in the mid west, I don't think they would work that well here. I've seen a big JD pull the 3 point off the frame of a six bottom plow just like the one in the picture while plowing up a field that had been in alfalfa for years. Remember, this is the middle of the desert not ideal farm country.

these guys out here where i live use some big bastards in these fields...i grew up around farms but it was always like hobby farms and not these big gov't funded crop farmers

yea...wyoming is SERIOUS hardpack...I couldn't believe it...

Last guy I worked for we used a couple of 14 bottom plows and I can't even remember how many heads there were on that planter but it stretched out into the sunset. At harvest time the 24 row corn head came out on the big Cat Combine. Three semi's and four gravity wagons and we still couldn't keep up with that combine.

thats how it will be around here in about 2 months...gravity wagons bouncing down my road and the farmers in the over weight grain trailers using there jake to slow em down before they get into town right in front of my house...i love the sounds of those farm semi:choochoo:

Ya Buddy, we never rolled any truck out that was less then the 100,000 mark and most just a little bit over ya know. Fines are nothin but a business expense when them mobile scales pop up out a no where.

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man I wish I could go cross country with the migrating combines... :rocking::rocking::rocking:

green is good but you know why they are green to hide in the weeds from the IH

If it aint red keep it in the shed

haha

The guys that farm our property have new Deere's, they used to have IH's (their father is rolling in his grave), They can make one pass down and half way back before they have to dump in my 177 acre field.....We have about 450 farmable total, we split it about 60/40 between corn and soybeans, and of course we rotate every year and we are on soil erosion protection so everything we do is no-till unless we have water run-off damage....

Pitsticks is the biggest ones in Highland, Pickaway and Fayette counties, Atley's (Cat Pulling Team Atley's) has alot of Greene county.....Swing up by the bio-diesel plant up on 238 going into Bloomingburg and check out the pile of grain they will have in about 2 1/2 months

Probably a 30-40 foot folding drill.....

We've dropped grain all over Fayette but mostly to the mill in Chillicothe, I remember waaaaay back in the day riding with grandpa hauling grain up your way......I remember my mom stopping at the 4 way on Washington-Waterloo and getting in with my grandfather.....We used to have some good friends that lived (some may still live) in New Holland, a few guys that raced at 35 lived up there, Stuckey was the guys last name I believe.....

Rt. 32 that runs east to west across southern ohio is a direct route to the big grain yard down at the river at Cincinnati and they would be nailing guys 24/7 at 100, 110, and 120K.....

Friend of mine did this one year, he was driving a semi truck hauling them, i dont know how he pulled it off but he barely had his CDL and they had him transporting the combines, he is cruising down the freeway at like 45-50 mph and 10 of the other trucks pull out and pass him doing 70-75, they get on the radio and yell at him to hurry up, he came back with "I dont want to tear up something", the head guy comes back with "Thats what insurance is for, now move your a*s..."

yeah ive been by the big mill up there in Bloomingburg, that sumbitch at night you can see for a few miles...

Yeah its crazy how its so lit up.....At one point i was told they were supposed to be able to take 50K Bushel a day and process it......


I cant wait til one day I can move back to the farm........

At this point it may be, but sink it in the ground and nothing will happen. After all you know why JD is green? So they can hide in the corn field when all the other tractors go by.

im all ih here

we have some green, orange, blue, gray.

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Bad @$$ :rocking: