[AT] Plow share questions?

[Dean VP]

Farmer:

By the time this field is dry enough to do anything, the weeds will be over
6' tall. Some kind of water weed or something. I doubt any kind of plow
would do a good job w/o doing the preparatory work. 

However, the nice part about using the Super M is that it would be easier to
find in the green weeds and muck. But probably stuck up to the axles. 

This is river bottom land and depending on how wet our spring is, it doesn't
dry out very quick. So far we are having a very dry spring. Probably could
get in there right now, but I'm not ready and leaving town again for a week.


Dean A. Van Peursem
Snohomish, WA 98290

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Dean VP wrote:


> 
> Sometime this spring or early summer I need to plow about 5 acres of land
> that hasn't been plowed in years. It has been growing a good crop of wild
> grass and weeds for years. I will probably first need to brush cut the new
> growth, then probably have to disc it and then try to plow it.




	Or you could just get a Farmall Super M and a 3x14" IHC plow and do
a 
nice job in one pass...   ;-)

-- 



"farmer"

Just when I was getting used to yesterday, along came today.


Francis Robinson
Central Indiana USA
robinson at svs.net


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