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Old 02-21-2017, 01:43 PM
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Yesterday I opened up the garden with my field cultivator and planted a row of garlic. Everything worked great and it was very nice outside on the unseasonably warm February day.
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Looks like fun!
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Looks like fun!
Yes it was very fun!!
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Jerry, did you get a hydraulic cylinder or an electric actuator on it yet?

Did you ever ask your buddy if he will make some of those 88 series grilles to sell?

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Jerry, did you get a hydraulic cylinder or an electric actuator on it yet?

Did you ever ask your buddy if he will make some of those 88 series grilles to sell?

I LOVE YOUR MACHINES!!
Yup I got my electric actuator on the field cultivator and it works great. It's nice to raise it to where the sweeps just take out tire tracks on the end rows when turning around then dropping it back in the ground. I posted a video link to it in the CCC forum.

I did talk to my buddy about the grilles and he builds them to order with different packages available on them at different prices.
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Yes, that looks very fun! And, I like that cultivator. (And the tractor, of course!) Good job.
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Yes, that looks very fun! And, I like that cultivator. (And the tractor, of course!) Good job.
Thank you and it gets addicting to basically farm on a smaller scale. I enjoy the whole aspect of it. The cultivator I got on a trade and I tore it completely down and redid it including all new hardware and 7" sweeps.
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