Posted by gene bender on May 27, 2021 at 02:52:08 from (198.211.129.173):
In Reply to: Check row corn pics posted by Mark Poss on May 26, 2021 at 10:19:33:
that is not the best job cause the hills arent in perfect line. Those farmers when all corn was checked did a great job its all in setting the . My DADs team were so good they would hear the wire being disconnected at the planter would turn around and wait for Dad to jump on the seat to go as he would jump off as soon as the wire was released from the planter and grab the stake while the horses made the turn and stopped by that time he had the stake moved and was back in the seat ready to go. Me at 12 with the new B with exhaust lift started cultivating as Dad hated the job. In 49 got a new 290 and then used the B then two yrs later a new 490 what a sweet rig hill dropping with the B.
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