PHOTO - it just doesnt look right

[DAVID in WALES]

This system has been around for years over here but never taken off - but this guy has got the rig set up very well to produce some nice work.
David

 

[KYfarm]

that sure is some beautiful grass being plowed under

 

[Allan in NE]

Nothin' more enjoyable to watch than a plow that is set up right. This guy knows what he's doing.

Assume he's pulling three on the back too?

Allan

 

[Mark]

It sure is some nice looking grass....and I thought to myself....that countryside looks an awfully lot like the Bluegrass region (here in Kentucky)....Woodford county maybe? LOL!

 

[Anonymous-0]

Hi Dave, when was this picture taken as it looks a lot like Jimmy Chalmers driving the tractor. MJ

 

[Mike (WA)]

Sure seems like that would be a nightmare to drive- you correct a little to get the back lined up, and you screw up the front. Then you correct that, and. . . Well, you get the picture.

 

[Anonymous-0]

That's beautiful pasture grasses!! makes for a clean plowed field!

 

[Anonymous-0]

Is it good work when the front bottom is running shallow compared to the third bottom running 3 inches deeper? Shouldn't all bottoms be running the same depth to be considered a well adjusted plow? Even the finished field behind him shows streaks or waves of different shadowed soils where the plow is not turning over the soil uniformly.

 

[caterpillar guy]

I still lke the old pull plows. You guys can have those mounted anchors. That is a good job of plowing by any standards though nice grass too.
I always like the pictures from over in Europe or the UK.

 

[Eric SEI]

With that much mounted up front, how can you see if it is safe to pull out of a field or go through an intersection?

 

[Mattias]

I actually was in the factory where that plow is made a couple of weeks ago. They had some real monsters there :shock: