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bradk

05-19-2006 20:20:31

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After alot of rain,FINALLY went again.
As many of you know,we have lots of Olivers.Here's one of our 1950 MFWD's with a White field cultivator.
We've had Detroits in Olivers before I can remember starting with a 990 GM,and still can't get over the power & fuel economy these machines put out !! Will finish soybeans this weekend.
As always,I hope you enjoy no matter what your brand is. ~brad

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bradk

05-19-2006 20:25:41

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Re: Back in fields - pics in reply to bradk, 05-19-2006 20:20:31

Looks mean huh??

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hillbillyOH

05-20-2006 05:37:17

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Re: Back in fields - pics in reply to bradk, 05-19-2006 20:25:41

I just made that picture my new backdrop. Thanks!

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Tim Shultz

05-20-2006 04:40:06

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Re: Back in fields - pics in reply to bradk, 05-19-2006 20:25:41

sure does.. boy would I like to have that tractor! LOL!
Tim Shultz

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05-19-2006 23:39:57

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Re: Back in fields - pics in reply to bradk, 05-19-2006 20:25:41

Thanks for the pics Brad. Keep em' coming. Seems your getting along pretty good up there - a little ahead of normal? Here in S. Indiana a few early beans left to be planted. Most corn is a ft. or more tall. Our wheat is early, should be ready to cut mid June, then we plant beans right after in the wheat stubble for a double crop.

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bradk

05-20-2006 05:49:25

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Re: Back in fields - pics in reply to AB, 05-19-2006 23:39:57

AB,
Most guys are just finishing up beans here in SE MN.We'll start cutting alfalfa next.
Tallest corn here is 4",oats are 6".

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