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Posted by Dan on July 12, 2004 at 05:56:39 from (66.140.105.177):
I've got a really nice super c that I restored and we just bought a new farm in West Texas here and I was wondering what kind of new production implements do you all know of that will work. I have a landpride 6 foot finnish mower and an original 2 bottom fast hitch plow already. The tractor is a fast hitch but I have a 3 point adapter also. I am looking into an auger to dig all my post holes with but I have concerns about that. 1 Is the shaft clearing the top part of the 3 pt adapter and the other is what if it bites something hard in the ground with my type of clutch? I can see where that can be bad.
I'd like to do hay with it. I can hire the farmer next door to bale for me but would like to do the raking and cutting myself. Any recommendations what implements to get for it for that? The pasture is only 25 acres that we have.
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