Posted by Roger in on August 10, 2014 at 14:28:14 from (50.80.104.77):
In Reply to: genoa tractor show posted by rod in nebraska on August 10, 2014 at 12:37:19:
Back in the early 60's I "got" to run an F-20 (dad's) cultivating corn like that. His fields were 100 rods long and about 20 rods wide, so it was a lot of turning when crossing. His cultivator had just one shovel each side of the row in front, and the rest on the rear. Also, the front would swing when you turned the steering wheel so in crooked corn you did not have to turn so much. A lot of lifting by hand. Did about 100 acres of corn with the F-20 and a C, cultivating it 3 times.
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