Re: Cross Check

Posted by NE IA on October 27, 2009 at 16:10:28 from (206.72.18.153):

In Reply to: Cross Check posted by Riverslim on October 27, 2009 at 15:04:13:

Your corn planter had two fingers haqnging from each side of the planter. The wire that was streched the length of the field had knots ever 40" (the width of a horse) the wire ran inbetween the fingers and would trip the planter as the knot went between the fingers. As the knot passed the fingers would spread apart, or swing sideways to release the knot.

After you got to the end of each pass across the field, you had to get off the tractor, and move the stake holing the wire--approx 80 inches each time.

As a child, I was always trying to help dad, but I was not heavy enough to push the stak in, let alone drag the long wire.

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