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05-17-2013, 01:02 AM
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sweet corn
Well after all the rain here in sw mo this spring I finally got the sweet corn planted today. It seems everything was working against us this year. we usually plant with a 2 row I H planter- like in the pic- pulled with our M farmall but a tooth broke off of one of the bull gears in the rearend and broke a hole in the rearend case
 . my old planter isnt as pretty as this one but works great so today I hooked the 1811 up to the planter and got the job done after a friend came by and disced the garden for us. now i am working on a David Bradley planter like this one to plant beans and peas with. after searching for a while i found the setup manual for diff seeds and which plate to use. 
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Cub Cadets & IH tractors 1811 - 1090 hours 1872 basket case, rebuilding. #1 tiller 1 Farmall regular 
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05-18-2013, 09:26 PM
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You can send some corn over here, & maybe i'll teach my wife how to make corn fritters or some thing else . Cool seeders, can we get a video of them in action, Fisher would love it , & probably a lot of other kids, big & small.
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