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2Nd Annual Ball Hollow/gtt Plow Day

Started by olcowhand , Jul 26, 2013 12:34 PM

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Posted September 23, 2013 - 08:43 AM

I want to say a special thanks also to Peter, aka powerking56.  He sent a $25 gas card, and several miniature diecast JD tractors for door prizes.  Scott, aka sascr, was the winner of the gas card, which I consider the grand door prize.  I had 10 "Dairy Packs Power" T-shirts to give away, plus donated by Southern States Coop, some bags of assorted garden seeds, a baseball style hat, and straw hat, and a pocket knife. 

 

THANKS PETER!!  :thumbs:


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Posted September 23, 2013 - 08:48 AM

Furthest traveled would be Tex tractor jack's Minneapolis Moline.  Jack was driving my TJD powered Bush Hog JBI in the pic instead of the MM.  Here's a pic with Brian on it.  Traveled between 1,300 to 1,400 miles just to get here!

 

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Posted September 23, 2013 - 08:48 AM

My Votes:

 

Top Plowing Machine (biased fellow 140 owner):

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Farthest Traveled (correct me if I'm wrong):

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Prettiest:

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Ugliest:

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Ugliest..... BAWAHAHAHA :bigrofl:

Sorry David, but that's just funny!

Seroulsly though, hope you get that Snapper together, I think you will be pleased once you get it running. Watching these bigger tractors makes me want to go get the 1855 back together.

 

I second the Unico as prettiest or nicest restored, beautiful tractor.

 

I watch Nashcub with his yellow Cub plow, I can say that thing was laying a pretty furrow, nice sharp cut wall and then pushing dirt over, it was plowing really well.

I don't think I ever saw the FF spin or hangup but maybe once, that thing just motored right through it.

Kenny had it set up really nice. Load the wheels and that thing would be unstoppable.


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Posted September 23, 2013 - 08:50 AM

I want to say a special thanks also to Peter, aka powerking56.  He sent a $25 gas card, and several miniature diecast JD tractors for door prizes.  Scott, aka sascr, was the winner of the gas card, which I consider the grand door prize.  I had 10 "Dairy Packs Power" T-shirts to give away, plus donated by Southern States Coop, some bags of assorted garden seeds, a baseball style hat, and straw hat, and a pocket knife. 

 

THANKS PETER!!  :thumbs:

 

Thanks Peter for your gift!

Daniel....I told you my wife would steal my dairy shirt...and she did :hitting_self_roller:


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Posted September 23, 2013 - 08:57 AM

I also want to thank Daniel for the dairy shirt. That'll be my next year's attire at plow day. Also the food was excellent. That cake was absolutely delicious. Is there gonna be a different brand on the cake every year? It would look good power red!

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Posted September 23, 2013 - 09:00 AM

Fred's Wife Denise has the cakes made.  Fred bleeds green!  Guess I can't complain on colors since she brings it huh!  :smilewink:


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Posted September 23, 2013 - 09:14 AM

Well I will definitely not complain considering it tasted excellent. I always wondered what a green tractor tasted like. I guess my Case's will like eating them once they are all dialed in. :D

Not to start a brand war or anything. :p

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Posted September 23, 2013 - 09:40 AM

More of Brian's video:



 

I'm sorry about the videos, they are great on the camera, so I will re-upload them tonight to see if I can get them better!!


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Posted September 23, 2013 - 10:01 AM

The videos are fine on You Tube, so I don't know what the problem is, but George is going to look into it.


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Posted September 23, 2013 - 10:31 AM

The videos are fine on You Tube, so I don't know what the problem is, but George is going to look into it.

 

Brian,

The videos look to be fine on my end. It might have been an issue on Youtube with off site streaming. 


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Posted September 23, 2013 - 05:33 PM

I need to look at these on the laptop, but they seem great on this old machine!


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Posted September 23, 2013 - 05:45 PM

Guys, I'm happy the FF was able to make a furrow. It did a good job and didn't let me down. Hope to load the tires before the next plow day she goes to. Then maybe I can slide the plow over and get a much bigger bite. I was blessed to turn a furrow with a 430 and those are sweet. Tells me what upgrades I need on that FF.

Kenny, it did more than turn a furrow! On the round I made, the top of the plowshare was at ground level, and the dirt was rolling like water. I really enjoyed it, thanks!


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Posted September 23, 2013 - 06:09 PM

Kenny, it did more than turn a furrow! On the round I made, the top of the plowshare was at ground level, and the dirt was rolling like water. I really enjoyed it, thanks!

Glad to oblige! Like I said before this started, anyone who wants a turn is more than welcome to try it out!

Just hard for me to fathom someone on a JD 430 asking me to swap turns, though! Shoulda been the other way around, you know! But it happened!


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Posted September 23, 2013 - 06:26 PM

I took a few minutes to look back through the pictures and video.  Do my eyes deceive me or were there really NO Massey's plowing at Daniel's plow day?? :camera:  :loosing_it:  :boo_hoo:  :say_what: 


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Posted September 23, 2013 - 06:47 PM

I took a few minutes to look back through the pictures and video.  Do my eyes deceive me or were there really NO Massey's plowing at Daniel's plow day?? :camera:  :loosing_it:  :boo_hoo:  :say_what: 

Weren't a Massey one plowing. We were waiting for Will to show with the ELF!


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