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HM150 Plow...Jimmy King and others

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KevinH

02-06-2005 12:26:39




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A huge thank you to everyone that helped out in my "search for the perfect plow". Everything is hooked up, adjusted correctly(thanks to Ralph for the manual copy), and will turn this old red clay over like nobody's business. Thanks again, Kevin

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Jimmy King

02-06-2005 19:58:06




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 Re: HM150 Plow...Jimmy King and others in reply to KevinH, 02-06-2005 12:26:39  
Kevin if you can post a picture showing the plow draw bar and the cyd. hook up and the whole thing on the Imp. page.



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KevinH

02-07-2005 03:44:42




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 Re: HM150 Plow...Jimmy King and others in reply to Jimmy King, 02-06-2005 19:58:06  
I'll try to take a few pics when I'm home for lunch today and get them on. I'll post a message when I get 'em up. Thanks again. Kevin



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Jimmy King

02-06-2005 19:43:57




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 Re: HM150 Plow...Jimmy King and others in reply to KevinH, 02-06-2005 12:26:39  
Aw Man Kevin my butt hurts just looking at that picture. The only other advice I have is keep your thumbs out of the steering wheel. A long day about 10 acres. I remember one time we were plowing a 30 acre field for corn, and it was colder than a well diggers rear and no comfort front on the tractor. My uncle would start about 6:00AM and about 9 I would take over he again at 12 me at 2 he at 4 and quit at 6:00PM. That was before the days of insilated coveralls so we would have on a sweat shirt coveralls and his old army field jacket, we were both glad to see the other one coming to take over.

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