Posted by Banditfarmer on January 18, 2013 at 07:11:18 from (174.103.144.93):
In Reply to: Plow Prep posted by Banditfarmer on January 17, 2013 at 07:26:49:
These Oliver plows were headed for the scrap yard along with some other equipment. The guy that farms some ground beside us said he had a 6" grain auger he wanted to sell so I went to look at it. Long story short I bought the auger and Oliver plows and 4 other pieces that were about to be cut up "To clean the place up". None had been used in years but I just could not see letting them be cut up so I bought them in a package deal for less than scrap price. Anyway when I got them home I did my thing on the plows and started plowing with them. When I got done I cleaned them off a sprayed some primer on them and there waiting for spring plowing now. I just want to pass on what I have learned from all the mistakes I have made over the years and let you guys know what works good. There is nothing more agrovating than getting to the field and trying to plow and get them shined up then they are rusty and it sticks and plugs up. So I hope that some will try this way and it saves them some agrovation come plowing time. Bandit
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