Posted by David from Kansas on February 07, 2023 at 18:37:13 from (199.58.181.121):
In Reply to: Whats stopping you? posted by connor9988 on February 07, 2023 at 07:57:48:
Been to a few plow days; no plow competitions around here that I have heard about. Our club held a couple of plow days that I attended, then one year it was too wet, next year it was too dry. Last year I attended one plow day about 45 miles from me (central Kansas). I had talked to the guy who sponsors it and kept up with the info he put out on facebook. The sponsor is a Case guy and along with his son had 3-4 tractors with plows there. I took my JD R and 3-16 JD plow. There was one allis crawler pulling a 2 bottom, one oliver pulling a 3 bottom, one JD G pulling a 3 bottom, one MM, one IHC with a 5 bottom semi-mount, and a couple of Cases. We had a great time in my opinion. Witnessed some of the people having a few problems, i.e., plow not staying in the ground. It was terribly dry so that could be expected. Most of them didn't have much staying power as they would make a round or two and then sit out for an hour or so. Granted, it was a very hot day and I did take a few minute break a time or two for a cool drink. I think I plowed more acres than all the others combined because of their inconsistency. Not complaining, just commenting. The sponsors of the day provided lunch at no cost so I donated before I left and told them how much I had enjoyed the event. I hope to go again this year, maybe take a JD D. You can check them out at Michaelis Family Plowdays on facebook. Go to Dec 2022 and see some videos of their fall plow day.
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