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My 1850 workin' spring dirt

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Kow Farmer

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Here is a pic of my 1850 workin' dirt a few days back. I bought this 20' Brady field cultivator from a friend of mine ridiciously cheap. Works great, I just need to get the spring tooth harrow mounted on the back yet. Oli pulled it real nice in 4th low around 6"-8" deep. I didn't get time to put the duals on her. I wanted to see if she could pull and it worked out really good. I don't have a lot of money tied up in equipment, but what I have is paid for and it works for me. Anybody else have some spring tillage pics to share? I really enjoy seeing other equipment in the field in various regions.
Kow Farmer
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I love the look of those shinny plows and soil without rocks!
If I did that on our place, I"d spend the rest of my life pickin" rocks up.
 
And by the time you got all the rocks picked, you would probably have a place 1000 feet lower in elevation than when you started if it's anything like my place (Belgrade).
 
Looking at that pic, and looking beyond the paint color, I was struck by the resemblance to an 856 Farmall I once owned.

Was there ever a connection between Oliver and IH?
 
Hey CNT,
Thanks for the compliment. I really wish I had a 1070 in the 1850's place instead....Someday...Someday. I keep telling myself it will happen someday. Thanks for your pics. I always enjoy seeing your progress.
Kow Farmer
 
Great pictures,nice looking "1850" and cult,bet you had fun letting the "1850" stretch its legs.
 
Delta, I enjoy looking at pictures of your " M " . Like to see how you have it equipted to do the job. Hope to see more pic of it. Thank you . clint
 
nice shots, I had not realized that was a "M" witht the duals, and I agree nice set up, I too like seeing the "older" units still at work,, by the what model is on the roll over plow? thanks for posting cnt
 
Ande,
Yes I did. I did have a smile on my face. Good to see 40+ year old machinery still getting the job done today. Thanks for the comment.
Kow Farmer
 
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