Posted by d282 on December 19, 2011 at 18:25:12 from (166.182.3.56):
I was able to finish my fall plowing yesterday. I had Dad's 720 4-18 plow behind the 1456 with a full rack of weights and the 560 with duals and full rack of weights in front of the 14 with a tow-rope serving as my front wheel assist. It was fun seeing both tractors roll out the black smoke. I wish I could have taken a picture but did not have a camera with me. You should have seen all the vehicles go by, stop, turn around and watch. I'm sure they were shaking their heads but we were sure having fun! Conditions were not the best but it is done. As I have heard from several old timers: A bad job of plowing in the fall is still better than a perfect job of plowing in the spring. Merry Christmas!
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