Worked my Cat Hard.
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Dmace
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Very Nice! :thumbsup:
I bet that BobTach (quick attach) loader makes removing the bucket real easy!
I bet that BobTach (quick attach) loader makes removing the bucket real easy!
lilranch2001
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The QA is the best invention since women :tractor:
How'd you get her unstuck?
I'm planning on the R4's for the sole reason of reducing turf damage, but I just know I'm going to be getting stuck regularly (duckhunter's stuck pic could have been taken from my yard). Someone needs to invent slippers for the R1's so I can put them on like anti-chains when i'm going to be working in the yard.
I'm planning on the R4's for the sole reason of reducing turf damage, but I just know I'm going to be getting stuck regularly (duckhunter's stuck pic could have been taken from my yard). Someone needs to invent slippers for the R1's so I can put them on like anti-chains when i'm going to be working in the yard.
Dr_Zinj
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I'm hoping he'll say he used the bucket to drag himself out.
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"Worked my cat hard this weekened"
From the pic I'd say the cat work you hard,for looks cat kept purring along.
From the pic I'd say the cat work you hard,for looks cat kept purring along.
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duckhunter27
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Well I would have used the bucket or at least tried it but i had dropped it off. wasnt stuck bad i dropped down about 21/2 feet into a swamp and i still had the 2 bottom plow on and when i tried to pull up other side it would dig in and stop me so then i tried backing up and the plow would hit trying to go back up the edge i came down so there i sat, so my buddy pulled me up and out with his ford . Was a great weekened and alot of fun plowing and discing food plots cant wait for deer season.
SABULA FARMER
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SWEET!!! I love the 335, I like the plot also, I am getting ready to plow mine up tomorrow.
How big is the plot you are making? What are you planting?
I am looking for some advice...ha ha. I was told winter wheat, timothy and some clover...sound right?
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duckhunter27
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We have 6 plots. we Planted clover and rape in 2 of them and milo, millet, and sunflowers in another this spring they are doing great now we are getting the other 3 ready for this fall oats, turnips, winter wheat, each plot we have is between 1 and 2 acres in size. The pic is of the milo, millet & sunflowers.
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SABULA FARMER
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Very nice. When you plant your turnips, how do you do it? I am still trying to figure this stuff out, lol. The winter wheat I got a grip on, but I am just wondering how deep things need planted etc.