Posted by big tee on May 19, 2019 at 06:36:58 from (199.120.66.180):
My Son was going to no-till all his beans this year but the soil is staying wet in spots so we are running the Glencoe vertical-till over all the corn stalks. It chops the corn stalks and fluffs the ground. It is a only 20 foot but I can stay ahead of the planter--we run c-2 at pto speed-about 9 mph. Son put a air ride seat and Sirus radio in so I can listen to my 60's music but turned to channel 6004 for they are playing the top 1000 country songs of all time.We got about half the beans in but got rained out last night about 7 pm.---Tee Deere 4630--20 ft. keeps it busy! View from the seat.
Rear window look
3/4 mi long rows
Son sitting there--lost his signal for auto steer?-searching
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