Posted by big tee on June 04, 2017 at 18:44:48 from (199.120.66.137):
The wife got stuck earlier this spring with her lawn mower and we always joked about tiling the ditch in front of our house. So we did it today. We have a tile plow on the back of our old Steiger but this would be over kill and would make to big of a mess. So I took my Deere 22A one shank ripper and added a four inch air cleaner pipe from a Deere 7700 combine from our demo derby days. We ran it about 1.5 ft. deep and I thought I could pull it myself but couldn't. So my Son got done spraying at home and got the 3020 to help out the 4240. We put in 290 ft. of 3 inch tile at 31 cents per ft. This is the first time we used it and was surprised how good it worked. The wife likes to mow lawn and I don't so I try to keep her happy.---Tee
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