Posted by Majorman on July 09, 2022 at 04:19:25 from (86.134.80.224):
In Reply to: Re: Plow post below posted by rustred on July 08, 2022 at 19:39:10:
I love ploughing, I started when I was 11 using a Field Marshal and a two furrow Cockshut plough. That was after many early years walking behind my father, ploughing with a single furrow horse plough in the late 1940's.
My father was my biggest critic (in a nice way). He was always aiming to get me as near perfect as I could be. Even when I was competitive ploughing, he would walk behind telling me what to adjust.
My best work came when he was in his final days, I ploughed our field with the Nuffield and Ransomes TS82, two furrow reversible. All the furrows were arrow straight and perfectly matched. I could not take him to see them for himself so took many pictures and printed them off for him. Comment was, That looks OK which was high praise indeed.
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