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Posted by Harold Hubbard on August 31, 2006 at 17:15:14 from (66.6.176.23):
In Reply to: Re: Europe versus America posted by Allan In NE on August 31, 2006 at 08:24:53:
Yah! And a potato digger is even worse. Dad had an offset hitch made for our Farmall C, and would set one rear wheel way out and the other way in, so that he could sneak down the row without either running down the un-dug next row, or mashing the potatoes already dug from the previous one. I was too young at the time to remember much about it, but I think he planted the rows wider to make sure there would be enough room. By the time I was running the digger we had a Super C with a wide front.
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