Posted by rusty6 on October 27, 2012 at 07:28:20 from (142.165.85.232):
In Reply to: Wheatland tractors posted by Fixerupper on October 27, 2012 at 06:13:40:
What Jim said... And its true, a three point hitch was a rare thing here in the sixties. Little Ford Ns were about the only tractors with three point and they were not serious field tractors by that time.
That 900 Case disker is like the one I first planted wheat with, except it has the red seed box. Guys that preferred drill seeding would pre work with a cultivator of some type and then come back in to plant with the end wheel or press drill. Usually harrow it in a separate operation with the 40 feet of diamond harrows to finish off the field.
After planting was done, hitch up to the chisel plow and work the stubble for summerfallow. 4 or 5 more times through the summer would have the field nice and black ready for spring planting next year.
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