how about a Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX,+IA GTG thread?

[JimBear]

Any of you gents interested in some 7Rem Mag ammo & de-primed cases ?

 

[Only the Tony]

Rise and shine, 41° right now with a high of almost 60. Bit shorter day in the brown truck yesterday means that I came home and put lower ball joints in my nephews truck last night. It's nice having the power in the shop for extra light now.

 

[Hinerman]

Rise and shine, 41° right now with a high of almost 60. Bit shorter day in the brown truck yesterday means that I came home and put lower ball joints in my nephews truck last night. It's nice having the power in the shop for extra light now.

Heavy on the shine...

 

[Only the Tony]

Heavy on the shine...

Moonshine that is. Some days my joints start out as rise and whine.

 

[Sawdust Man]

 

[WoodAbuser]

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I see the light! Morning everybody.

 

[67L36Driver]

Morning Midlanders!

 

[Junk Meister]

610 Village Lane
Smithville, MO 64089

Send it!

I ain’t skkkared

I sent it to yer OPE name with this address. Maybe it will end up somewhere else.

 

[Sawdust Man]

@JimBear (or anybody else who knows how to drag a plow).
Is Sam doing anything right in this video?

 

[moparnut88]

@JimBear (or anybody else who knows how to drag a plow).
Is Sam doing anything right in this video?

i think you def need more weight lol

 

[Sawdust Man]

i think you def need more weight lol

Don't think I can afford it....he already eats like a horse.

 

[Junk Meister]

@JimBear (or anybody else who knows how to drag a plow).
Is Sam doing anything right in this video?

The front end loader doesn't help for rear end weight/traction. Needs to get the right rear tire in the dead furrow , Can't tell if he has any colters on it. Rear tires being wide are not an advantage. Slow down. Adjust the tug arms so the frogs and plow lathes are level front to back and side to side when they are sunk in the dirt and that way the draft will transfer weight to the back tires.
If it is his tractor and dirt find some one to show how is done or watch a video on UTube.
AT LEAST HE AIN'T TRYING TO PUSH IT.

 

[Only the Tony]

The front end loader doesn't help for rear end weight/traction. Needs to get the right rear tire in the dead furrow , Can't tell if he has any colters on it. Rear tires being wide are not an advantage. Slow down. Adjust the tug arms so the frogs and plow lathes are level front to back and side to side when they are sunk in the dirt and that way the draft will transfer weight to the back tires.
If it is his tractor and dirt find some one to show how is done or watch a video on UTube.
AT LEAST HE AIN'T TRYING TO PUSH IT.

Looks to be a disc plow. Only ones I have been around are bottom plows for an old Farmall and a semi-mount. Will the disc style even use colters?

 

[Sawdust Man]

Yep, it's a disc.
It gots two discs, so whatever that makes it.

 

[moparnut88]

Looks to be a disc plow. Only ones I have been around are bottom plows for an old Farmall and a semi-mount. Will the disc style even use colters?

none of my disc plows have coulters on them

 

[moparnut88]

Yep, it's a disc.
It gots two discs, so whatever that makes it.

yes what you have is a 2 bottom disc plow. i am not sure on the brand. ive got a 3 bottom allice one here and a single bottom one i made out of and end marker disc. works though.

 

[Junk Meister]

Looks to be a disc plow. Only ones I have been around are bottom plows for an old Farmall and a semi-mount. Will the disc style even use colters?

BIG OOPS on my part ,, I didn't notice it was a disc plow. We have vey few of them here.

 

[moparnut88]

BIG OOPS on my part ,, I didn't notice it was a disc plow. We have vey few of them here.

they are rare here as well and bring strong money when for sale in good condition. but they are def different than the moldboard plow for sure.

 

[Hinerman]

@JimBear (or anybody else who knows how to drag a plow).
Is Sam doing anything right in this video?

Looks good to me. It beats the alternative of using my hands and a hoe, or a tiller...

 

[JimBear]

@Sawdust Man

i think you def need more weight lol

I concur, either more weight needs added to the rear of the tractor or Sam needs to be eating more cheeseburgers.

Probably slow down a bit maybe.

I have never pulled one like that, I have just pulled moleboard plows.

Looks to be doing an ok job, I don’t see any rocks & the soil looks decent.

I detest pulling implements with a loader on.

If that’s a quick detach bucket maybe drop it off to see if that helps with weight balance.

I always run the loader lower to the ground if I have to use a loader tractor on an implement.