Posted by super99 on November 10, 2014 at 02:17:47 from (74.38.55.50):
In Reply to: Too Wet to V Rip?? posted by super99 on November 09, 2014 at 15:25:11:
Grandad & Grandma bought this place in 1945 after their son was killed in the war. I asked him about tiling it years ago, he said he refused to pay for tile across someone elses land. 3 pipelines run across this area of the farm, I know there is no tile there. I can pull 3 shanks OK, just need a lot more weight on the front end. I run as deep as the lift arms will let it go, drag trash when I turn around. Go slow so when it picks up the front of the tractor I can play with the 3 point to try to bring her back down. Sometimes have to stop and back up to raise the ripper and get the front end back down on the ground. Thanks, Chris
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