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Old 10-02-2018, 05:36 PM
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I got a couple videos from this past Saturday at a fall plowday in central Indiana. My buddy and I both plowed with our custom built 2 bottom plows and plowed great. The ground was a little damp but it was a fun day with friends. Here are 2 video links, one is a great drone video my friend took of us plowing. Thanks

https://youtu.be/LKNr4lyuee4

https://youtu.be/fdcIZsoNBRM
Very Nice! Looks like you guys were making some time! What size plows are those? 10" or 12"

Still a huge fan of your grille! Wondering when you are gonna make a few for sale!
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Old 10-02-2018, 06:36 PM
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Thank you everyone yes it was a fantastic day of plowing. The 2 bottoms work the tractors but I just don't abuse it, just plow smart with it. The plow has 2 Brinly 10" bottoms on it. My buddy has the other 982 with his 2 bottom plow. Here are a few more pics
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Old 10-03-2018, 12:25 AM
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Fantastic videos as always Jerry. The one with the drone was real cool.
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Old 10-03-2018, 05:16 PM
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Fantastic videos as always Jerry. The one with the drone was real cool.
Thank you Zippy 1 I think my buddy with the drone will be coming out to video the handful of us to plow my 3 acre field.
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Cool videos!
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Cool videos!
Thank you!
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I'm digging those two bottom setups. I've got several singles and am contemplating a build once I get a little more caught up. Just need to figure the spacing and offset and away we go fabbin.. great videos too btw, I saw them in a group on Facebook over the weekend...
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I'm digging those two bottom setups. I've got several singles and am contemplating a build once I get a little more caught up. Just need to figure the spacing and offset and away we go fabbin.. great videos too btw, I saw them in a group on Facebook over the weekend...
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Okay, bit my tongue long enough.. Please explain plow day to me. I have never been to one, heard of one, etc.. I dont think they happen here. To me its sorta like my painting party's I used to have.. When I used to rent an apartment, I would tell everyone I was having a party... Beer and pizza! Come on over. When people showed up I would hand them a paint brush and a beer... Is that what this is??? Like help the guy plow his field?? And it becomes a party?
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Old 10-09-2018, 05:55 PM
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Plow Day, is a day picked out two times a year. Once in the Spring and Once in the Fall. Usually a local farmer "donates" a field for these events. Usually a notice goes out of the event. Typically it is open to all brands of tractors. GT tractor owners show up on the event day, and start plowing this farmer's field. Yes, there is food and beverage, fun, experience, and comradeship. Exchange of ideas, techniques, and brain storming usually goes along with it. If you are a Farmer, and plow with the big equipment, it is probably not a big deal to you.

They can be held all over the country. One can be near and some you have to drive long distances. It all up to you and your desire.

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