I would reaqlly like to host a plow day sometime in the future, maybe I can contact a club or just invite a bunch of you guys who live in the area. I slept in pretty late today because I really didn't have much to do, then I did a bunch of other stuff while there was still daylight.
I went out plowing around 6:30, got about 3 acres done but the harrow on the side had a crack running rihgt along a weld on one of the supposrt arms so I came home and fixed it. I ended up taking it clean off the plow so could weld it easier, and then I had to weld a plate on one side because the crack was starting to spider web out. Dad helped me take it off and put it back on, we replaced a couple bolts and cut the others off so they weren't so long.
Got it all back together and headed back out to the field around 10:45, and finished up that field about 20 minutes ago at around 12:20.(am) Now I've got 2 more fields to finish, and I want to shine up the 3 bottom we got so I can repaint the bottoms.
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