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Old 06-02-2014, 04:45 PM
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Could not help but to hop on the 1450 this morning and go down to my neighbor's . They had the big Ford out, and a yellow one with a White planter. I don't know for sure what the Ford was doing other than preparing the soil for the planter.



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Old 06-02-2014, 05:31 PM
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Nice pic from the farm.


Looks like to me that they are just sort of scratching the surface with a field cultivator.
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Old 06-02-2014, 10:27 PM
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Very cool pic, John!
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A JCB on a planter? That's a first for me! Normally I only see them running liquid manure tanks due to their quick road speed. And even then tgey are few and far between!!! Nice ford/buhler 4wd!!! That's one of my favorite jobs us field cultivating and pulling the crumbled or packer behind it.
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Good tractor (Ford), spent many hours in a similar one doing just what he was doing; fluffing the ground up with a field cultivator, although we didn't run a crumbler behind it. Couldn't find any pics of that series but this is as close as I could find for running a big boy



As for the JCB, I don't think we have any of those around here, none the less running a planter!
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We had a JCB come in on trade up here in montana of all places. It was a fun tractor to drive. It would take corners like a sports car;.
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Thanks guys. I thought the operation was worth checking out, its neat to see what is being achieved, and with what equipment. Can't help being a tractor fan!

Shaner - The Ford read: Versatile under the Ford name/sticker. At least I know the what the yellow tractor was,..... a JBC. Guess I'll find out later what was planted.

Earlier this spring, there was a ridged frame- Case doing the heavy disk work.
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