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    Tell me about "the 80's"

    We really can’t discuss anything on the internet any more can we? Everything is so filtered it seems pointless to try. The fella wants to learn what happened, and w$ are threatened right away. Don’t say anything important!!!!
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    Just in the knick of time.

    Got the 10 acres of oats planted, underseeded with cover crop of clover alfalfa turnip. Finished after 7:00, got a late start to the day with other projects. I’m just down the road some from Flying I believe. Been in a fire watch for the 4th day in a row, and even with all that rain forcast we...
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    Uneducated Fool Looking For Fancy Food

    That’s a big topic with a lot of opinions that will never change and very little facts on any of it. So it is a difficult question for a machinery forum. I think the best is what you get used to and enjoy yourself. Kind of like, which pizza is best? Or which is better a Ford or a Chevy, a John...
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    Help identify this planter please

    So…. The JD 70 and 71 I see on line all have the chain drive on the right side. Yours has the chain drive on the left side. I see a few older models that drive on the right side but it’s with old style flat chain, and model numbers aren’t mentioned. I wonder what you have there? Many times...
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    Help identify this planter please

    Oh duh. Looking on a better screen now, they are the same plate, one has every other hole filled in. I would assume to plant sweet corn, lower planting rate, wider plant spacing. Duh on my part, sorry.
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    Help identify this planter please

    I assume it is a JD 70 or 71. But I’m no JD expert! I wonder what that one plate is for, with the very few notches. Different than what I’ve seen. Perhaps that’s normal and the other plate is the odd one. Or they would be for very different planting speeds? The plate with all the notches would...
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    Battery post shims

    Why do we put up with junk parts like this? What a stupid clamp design on a critical part. Adding in a shim which offers yet another surface to corrode isn’t much of a fix. Something I would do on my tractor that doesn’t leave the property, but why such dumb stuff on things that should go down...
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    Nice classified add

    I live in a region of high humidities most summers, heavy clay soils, dew that might burn off about 11:00am and return a bit after 6:00pm, and a bit more rain than we know what to do with. On average. Driving over the cut hay with more tires and pressing it into the moist soil is just not a...
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    Nice classified add

    I frequently get out of touch with pricing, as I can’t keep up with the inflation we have had the past 5 years. I don’t like raking hay with a narrow front tractor why smash all the hay into the dirt, and $50 seems a tad high? I suspect he is doing small little corners with that age of...
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    What implements for hay are you guys using for higher volume?

    I went to a bale basket, those triangle shaped 3 wheel rigs the bales get pushed up a track and tumble into the basket. Really no moving parts, so easier to maintain than a bale thrower. The basket you struggle to make shorter turns; the bale thrower you struggle to miss a few bales now and...
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    Graham Hayeme chisel plow usage and soil type

    And I run a 7 shank coulter chisel with a 145hp tractor. I’ve picked the front wheels off the ground in tough ground. It’s fun to see the differences in dirt and machines in different regions. Paul
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    Cement anchor bolts question

    I don’t know that bolts, cement, and welding go together well. Throw in epoxy too? There are some odd chemical reactions to each of those processes. All together I would be very concerned about what happens in 5-10 years. In such a critical and hidden application. Rust is always an enemy, hidden...
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    New tractor without DEF as a selling point?

    There are engine size limits, both under and over a certain hp that doesn’t need def. You might be confusing dpf with def, as well. They have so many different systems and rules and acronyms. It’s hard to keep up. I think they are working on tier 5 regulations now? So it will never be good...
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    Wheel weights

    Yea, same as my Blue one. May I ask where you got the monitor bracket, or did you fab it yourself? I was planning on putting my baler monitor on the fender rail, but that looks slick setup…. Paul
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    Wheel weights

    It may be the same family of tractor as my Workmaster. I forget which import Red and Blue tractors match up. Paul
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    Wheel weights

    Well then as long as you are at it and doing a good job, could you make me a set for my Workmaster 75? Nice. Paul
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    What would this plow be called or classified as ?

    We have heavy clay ground with rocks here, so I’ve only ever seen such a thing in pictures. I enjoyed reading the thread. The past 5 years or so ‘speed disks’ have popped up everywhere on farm shows. They kind of look like a modern version of that. Once again, in our local wet heavy clay with...
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    7000 planter question

    Yea I agree with you! Can’t see the wheels while planting really, so never saw it happen but have seen the results. One time no real damage, but a rock was wedged in that the wheel was skidding. And that bracket bent as somehow the rock pushed by. Should GoPro the wheels and see if a person can...
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    Wheel weights

    Aside from shipping which I understand is a serious consideration I too would think you could sell those, buy the common IHC weights, and have some jingle in your pocket at the end of the day. Instead of spending money to have some rough cut up iron hanging on your tractor. Paul
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    Implement attachment

    1. tillage equipment generally doesn’t like to be in the ground if you are making more than just a gentle curve. I’d rethink what you are doing with the tiller to have this problem…. 2. Stabilizer arms as mentioned! For sure. This is your biggest issue. 3. A quick hitch or Pats system would...
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