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The 1872 got by with "smoothies", we will be trying long and hard NOT to add AG's!!

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I got all of them, they just do not hook to the 2284!!
The CAD digger would look cool behind the 2284
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Where I learned to farm...... This would be considered "TOO WET"
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My idea of the proper equipment for pulling ground engaging tools
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..... That big, and it still only has a "one bottom" plow
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..... That big, and it still only has a "one bottom" plow
Yep and it plows solid rock.
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Yea, that was WAY too wet for plowing, but, it was perfect for planting asparagus!!







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..... That big, and it still only has a "one bottom" plow
You ain't seein' what is on the BACK!!

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If it stops rainin', I will get the CADDigger out for a photo shoot!
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Yeah, but I've worked on them. Most D11's only had a single shank ripper.
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