Posted by F150Mustang on November 19, 2009 at 08:01:19 from (216.161.101.231):
In Reply to: Some plow day questions. posted by Minnie Mo John 2 on November 19, 2009 at 06:14:21:
Ive hosted a plow day at our farm for the last few years. It started because our club only has a few acres avaible to plow during the show. I host mine in the fall after the beans are out and on a sunday afternoon. The club does not sponsor it but a bunch of members show up for it. I cant say for all but here all are welcome and there is alot of knowlege around that day and can help you get your tractor and plow working good. My biggest problem is when someone pulls a old plow out of the weeds and shows up thinking its gonna work. You have to spend some time in a shop sanding rust off the moldboards first BEFORE you put it in the ground. Yes some tractors move faster than others (sometimes showing off) but we never have had a problem. We really arnt trying to get anyreal field work done but just having fun. Somebody always runs of gas, gets stuck or their tractor dies and has to be pushed onto a truck. We usually strike about 3 lands and let people go where they want, kinda spreads them out and keeps them out of each others way. We have no competitions its just a day to play. Hopefully this sunday we will be having it again, kinda late but the weather hasnt been good. A good question to ask before you haul a plow very far is weather or not they have a loader there to load and unload a plow. Good luck and have fun!
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