Posted by crsutton81 on July 16, 2022 at 20:26:24 from (166.182.83.219):
In Reply to: Local show Cub Arama posted by Hobo,NC on July 16, 2022 at 17:56:44:
Interesting pictures Hobo ! We still have the baccer setter like what is pictured in the back of the pickup truck with the water barrel for the side of the tractor. Grandaddy said he always used it on the Farmall 100. I have never seen it attached to the tractor and have always been curious as to how it attached and worked. All I ever heard was that they were very appreciative to finally be able to afford a trailer type 1 row Holland like in the later pictures. Are they more forgiving on plant size than a clip type planter ?Wherever that baccer patch is at, it must have missed some of the heat and drought we experienced in June,or it got irrigated early, as it looks good. I still can't imagine a Cub being capable of handling a 1 row setter with 2 people on board as far as lift capacity.
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