Fall Plow day

Jeff-oh

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Here are some pictures and a video of the Clermont Co. Antique Machenery Club"s Plow day at Shaw Farms. Shaw Farms has a pumpkin festival every year and we stirred the dust to the delight of the Hay Ride gowers.

Jeff
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CCAMC Fall Plow Day 2010
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P.S. The father of the 9 year old boy driving the TO-30 said he rescued that set of plows from the local scrap yard... Complete with coulters and jointers.... It makes you sick.... $20.00

Why Can't I find thoes deals.

Jeff
 
Seeing that youngster plowing solo reminds me of when I first started plowing solo at age 7 .I'll bet the Dad was glowing with pride . The boy seems to know what he's doing . Man that looks like fun . I sure miss those days . Thanks for sharing & God bless
 
thanks for sharing the plow day

boy would i like to have been there plowing

with my old TO-35 and 3-12s" all I ever get to plow is trying to turn under late fall garden filth
I have to deal with the plows plugging up with vines, corn stalks weeds, etc: not much fun.

Did not see anyone with a disc plow, guess those have all gone to the scrap yard, but were great old plows.

Looks like a great day!!!!!
 
2feg,

it took us awhile to finally get the old Fergy bullet disc plow to work right and yes it still pulls to the left some,

but we have a chain stabilizer on the right side and it work fairly well, old plow will go right through filth that other Ferg plows get plugged up with.

[email protected]

email me and i will send you some of the info i have on the old plow.
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Jeff, if I remember correctly you did find one of those deals a year or two ago. $1.00 for a Ferguson wrench?????? Oh how soon we forget!!! Just had to do it.
 
wish I could have been there Jeff, just like what we do over here minus the dust! Where did you get the 65?
 
paying 10 cents on the dollar for a wrench is not the same as an on plow... or a tractor....

Yea we all find a deal now and then if we keep looking.

Also, like to add one of the neighbor kids I have been helping on a TO-20 restoration and family came by. I had him hop up on the 65 and take a turn down the field...

Now he wants a plow to go with the TO-20.
 
He drove the tractor fine. Their plows we're not set up right and were bearly skimming the top 2 inches... I did not say anything, as with how hard the ground was I was concerned the -30 may not pull in some spots. It was more important to have fun than plow perfectly. Shaw's runs a no till operation and he will go in with a 30' somthing chisel disk and clean up what we did to the field.

Besides a fun activity for the club we were an entertainment draw for the festival. He also has a corn maze, hay rides, a barrel train, lots of static play areas for the kids and lots of pumkins, gourds, and cornstalks to sell to the suburbanties coming 5 miles from the circle freeway, all the way out to the country...

He made lots of money on Sat. This is a good thing. Agri-tourism at it's best.
 
Hi Sam,

It's been into the high 80's (30c) into October and dry... I piched up the 65 about 5 years ago. I use it to push snow and take it to the local shows. It is a great tractor. live lift, dual stage clutch and power steering. Just had to have it.

Jeff
 
Hey Jeff, is it you who wrote me about that Sherline ? Small world aah ? If you are one & the same Jeff , I sent you a message from my gmail addy . Yah I did notice the furrows weren"t very deep . But man the dust . I wish your video would"ve been on that boy some tho . Oh how i enjoyed the days of plowing & discing as a young fellow . I sold my set of plows a couple years ago to a guy in Ohio . Hated to see them go , but when finances are bad , things have to be sold . God bless, Ken
 
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