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Nice job ????? 

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Not bad for a 6' home brew setup. Made two passes and you could easily plant into what it left behind. Ground was plowed last fall/winter and left to sit. Ground is still a little cold to plant the sweet corn so I may let that go a few days before I drag the 2 row planter out.

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1 minute ago, TN Hillbilly said:

Wonder if MTO regrets selling you that thing, after you’ve shown us all how useful it can be?

I just sent him a pic or two of it working a couple minutes ago actually.  

I like seeing things get used so even when I have sold things I appreciate knowing they are still earning their keep. I started working on a 2 btm plow for it yesterday. That will have to be its own thread though since it is going to take some engineering to make the 1pt fast hitch into a 3pt plow.  That's half the fun of trying though :)

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I like getting pics of stuff I’ve sold being used or fixed up. Makes you feel better about selling it.  I send the original owner of my ‘97 F250 PSD a picture from time to time, usually shined up and w a big load of hay behind it, just to let him know “his” truck is still out there, earning its keep.

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I was pulling it in 1st gear and if I dropped it all the way down I could stop the tractor dead in its tracks. It wouldn't power out, just sit and spin. 

When I got done I took my little boy on his first tractor ride.  

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Good job on mini cultivator. Glad to see it worked as planned. Hope you and your little boy enjoy his first tractor ride

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1 hour ago, Wes806 said:

Good job on mini cultivator. Glad to see it worked as planned. Hope you and your little boy enjoy his first tractor ride

I probably enjoyed it as much or more than he did. At 1 he is just starting to play with toy tractors now. 

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1 hour ago, Alan Dinan said:

Are you going to add wings on it now for the big tractor? Lol

Alan

Probably not. It may get sold if the price was right......

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We run rolling baskets on the back. If dug in the fall and spring they dig good and keep the ground level. No need to plow here. Great for small areas....James 

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