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Re: Working small plots
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Posted by Ultradog MN on October 09, 2006 at 19:41:32 from (71.220.76.29):
In Reply to: Working small plots posted by JackT on October 09, 2006 at 09:21:03:
3 to 5 acres?? Why that's huge!
I plowed my old cousin's garden last weekend.
40'X about 75'
No room to turn. Apple trees on one end. Strawberry patch on the other.
I hooked the Ferguson 1x16" behind the Ford 3000.
Pull it forward to the end then back up to do the next furrow. Forward and back, forward and back.
I did a few rows to get it adjusted then handed the tractor over to him. Had the plow set to dig for all it was worth. Tractor pulled it easy. I don't know when I've seen an old man with a bigger grin .
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