Eric in IL
Well-known Member
I have seen many plow day events. I know the theme is mainly to have fun.
Many of the rigs that attend seem to need a half day of adjustment and/or a couple thousand dollars of parts before they show up. The job that some do is so very sad, some would call it a disgrace.
I wonder if those that do such a poor job know that their mess isn't going to heal itself anytime soon? Unless that is, that someone takes the time to drag a land leveler across the field a few times.
The jobs some do are painful to watch, yet they make no adjustments. They just keep going round after round. Why don't the ones that do know how to plow stop and help the ones that are struggling?
Many of the rigs that attend seem to need a half day of adjustment and/or a couple thousand dollars of parts before they show up. The job that some do is so very sad, some would call it a disgrace.
I wonder if those that do such a poor job know that their mess isn't going to heal itself anytime soon? Unless that is, that someone takes the time to drag a land leveler across the field a few times.
The jobs some do are painful to watch, yet they make no adjustments. They just keep going round after round. Why don't the ones that do know how to plow stop and help the ones that are struggling?