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Expecting another inch or so of rain in about an hour, so I thought I would go ahead and get the tomato garden plowed, so it can be settling in for a couple of weeks then I can disc it. The ground was a bit wet, but the ole BRS pulled without a problem, even when the plow encountered a few tree roots.





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Great pics, DWayne! BRS did a nice job!
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DWayne I like both oth those pics! Looks like you had some fun! I need to start up a pool to see when your going to run out of grass to mow with all these garden beds.

Where's the gravy plot at?
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DWayne I like both oth those pics! Looks like you had some fun! I need to start up a pool to see when your going to run out of grass to mow with all these garden beds.

Where's the gravy plot at?
Nice looking dirt too!
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Great pics, DWayne! BRS did a nice job!
Thanks Allen, the more I use it, the more I am impressed with it.
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DWayne I like both oth those pics! Looks like you had some fun! I need to start up a pool to see when your going to run out of grass to mow with all these garden beds.

Where's the gravy plot at?
Well that is a part of the front yard, LOL. I still have to find a spot for the gourds and watermelon. I have to find a good milk cow to support my gravy for tomatoes and breakfast. LOL
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Nice looking dirt too!
That is the first time that dirt has been turned. It should be a good spot for growing this year.
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Nice job! Makes me want to get the 982 and do more plowing.
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Nice job! Makes me want to get the 982 and do more plowing.
NO better time than the present.

My garden spot is now filled with rain water. Got it done just in time.
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Nice plowing _DX3_ all the dirt is turned nice and even. I think that's about the nicest plowing job i have ever seen
I have a great time plowing... But it don't look like that when i am done
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Dwayne when did you get the new truck.
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Nice plowing _DX3_ all the dirt is turned nice and even. I think that's about the nicest plowing job i have ever seen
I have a great time plowing... But it don't look like that when i am done
Thanks Diz. The secret is to plow it a little wet

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Dwayne when did you get the new truck.
Unfortunately, that's my dad's truck. The cub hauling van is at the dealership getting resuscitated. Had a few coolant leaks we could not find. It's ready to be picked up in the morning. Going from a Hemi to a V6 is a big shock, LOL. Sad part is, the MPG aren't much better on the V6, LOL.
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