Posted by larry@stinescorner on October 16, 2011 at 17:03:21 from (71.125.79.74):
helped the neighbor dig his potatoes this weekend. First we had to move his old oliver out of the shed,its not running and the brush hog was behind it,I could not brush hog the patch with my tactor because the wheels were not spaced right and I would be riding on top of the potatoe hills, He brush hogged the patch, while I went to another neighbors to get his potato digger.Had to move a few tractors to get at the potato diiger. I took a few pictures while I was pullng it across the fields to bring it to the potato patch, He would have used his oliver 550 to pull the digger,but the pto is broken,so we used my tractor, The digging machine worked very well. That is his crop on my flatwagon,he parked it in his polebarn, until he puts them in the rootcellar, It was a nice day,I have never seen the potato digger in action,I was glad to be there.
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