Posted by 1Plowboy on December 16, 2015 at 17:23:59 from (50.35.35.73):
Not sure where to post this but here goes. I have been lurking on this site for about 10 years, just registered today. I grew up on a diversified farm in North Dakota in the late 60's/early 70's. I'm looking for a picture of a setup like my Dad had on the farm. We had 2 John Deere R's and in the spring we would plant everything on the farm with what we called Plow, packer and drill. Behind the R's we had what I determined was a John Deere 66 plow, with the packer and pony drill. This setup was common in the upper mid-west and Canada. Folks here in Washington where I live now have never heard of this.When I was old enough to run the tractor in the field I couldn't wait to get home from school in the spring to get out in the field and drive the R with this setup. What I'm looking for is a good picture of a plow with the packer and drill behind it. Not as much concerned if it's pulled by a R. I'm pretty good at stained glass and want to make a stained glass piece but need a good picture to work with to make a pattern. Doesn't need to be colored. Can anyone help? Thank you!
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