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Old 11-12-2014, 09:54 AM
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Thanks I enjoy using it. It did a good job plowing. I have a video plowing the garden if I could figure out how to post it.
Easiest way to post a video is post it on youtube first then copy and paste the
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Usxfn3BMmfY
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I plowed in the garden with my CCO before the cold weather comes .
When I envision my own O in my mind this is how I would like it to turn out when I get one. Great pic.
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Old 11-12-2014, 07:09 PM
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Yes that's really nice. Just saw a 100 at my local show this past weekend with all this options that was near perfect. That O looks great
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Daniel,

You could run dual ags in the back. I am pleased with my traction from my duals on my O. I have never plowed land, but I have plowed snow and have no complaints with the performance of my O.

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Thanks again for the kind remarks. I hope I got the video right thanks Kostendorf !

http://youtu.be/dsWkbVO43CU

Video of garden plowing
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That was awesome, just like cutting butter.
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No problem with belt slippage here!

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Thanks again for the kind remarks. I hope I got the video right thanks Kostendorf !

http://youtu.be/dsWkbVO43CU

Video of garden plowing
Way cool. thanks for that. looks like the hydro lift works well too.
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