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Old 02-17-2012, 05:48 PM
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It's going to be time to start that garden pretty soon. We've got potato planting coming up pretty soon for us in NC.



Lets see what you've got for getting ready for 2012 season!
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I got a "New" cultivator today!! No sleeve or 3 point hitch necessary!!




If my QL1000 will not pull it, I might have to trade it off to one you smoker owners!!
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That sounds like a great idea
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Old 02-17-2012, 06:01 PM
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Here's some pics of Evan helping me get our garden plowed for the up coming season.
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He acts like he knows what he's doing, hehehehe. Looks like you all had some fun.
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He acts like he knows what he's doing, hehehehe. Looks like you all had some fun.
The first couple of passes he needs some reminders but after that I can go do something else has he'll finish it up for me without any more help. We always have fun with our cubs!
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The first couple of passes he needs some reminders but after that I can go do something else has he'll finish it up for me without any more help. We always have fun with our cubs!
That's what it's all about!
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I got a "New" cultivator today!! No sleeve or 3 point hitch necessary!!




If my QL1000 will not pull it, I might have to trade it off to one you smoker owners!!
Dad has something like this he calls a "drag" and his 125 will pull it no problems at half throttle.
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Dad has something like this he calls a "drag" and his 125 will pull it no problems at half throttle.
Nice find! Have fun in the garden with it.
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I found that my plow was twisting and causing it to sink and anchor ,so I took the moldboard off and attached it more directly to the hitch . Also it is a 8 in Blount Daisy plow ,a horse drawn hand plow from the 1890's ?
I plowed the garden the other day7-8 in with it holding soil as in pic 1
then I took a torch and heated it some and sprayed silicone on it . it started plowing so easy I could not believe it . last pic was after I disc 3-4 passes.




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