(pictures) farming with steel tracks

9 years 5 months ago #112759 by Tom Madden_archive

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I will dig out a pic. It is 3E 9 and spent its life in Hawaii. It is apart for rebuilding now.

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9 years 5 months ago #112788 by Rome K/G

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Is this it?

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9 years 5 months ago #112794 by Tom Madden_archive

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Yes Rome that is it.

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9 years 4 months ago #115906 by EAS

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Disking in Northern California. It the first picture you will see Mt. Lassen in the background.

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9 years 4 months ago #115913 by mrsmackpaul

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what type of trees are they in the second photo ?

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9 years 4 months ago #115927 by Rome K/G

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Hey! your disk needs to be adjusted, lol just kidding Ha!

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9 years 4 months ago #115928 by Ray54

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They are walnut trees.

Nice looking disc you are pulling as well.Keep all that vintage iron together.

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9 years 4 months ago #115976 by Skinner

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Doing some Ripping "subsoiling" with the D8K 76V this has a direct drive transmission the ripper is a caterpillar No.18 pulling 3 shanks at 48 inches on the first pass, we go back over the same pass with the center shank set at 5 ft. Depth. Working land that is to be planted to almond trees. JM

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9 years 4 months ago #116002 by old-iron-habit

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"Skinner" wrote:
Doing some Ripping "subsoiling" with the D8K 76V this has a direct drive transmission the ripper is a caterpillar No.18 pulling 3 shanks at 48 inches on the first pass, we go back over the same pass with the center shank set at 5 ft. Depth. Working land that is to be planted to almond trees. JM

Boy, That looks like fun. I really like them old pull cable pull rippers.

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8 years 9 months ago #126708 by Bruce P

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Hello all, well the wheat crop of 2015 is in the books. Now it's time to get the stubble harrowed so that if it ever rains the weeds will grow so we can get them sprayed. The 7M works well for this, it's just fast enough in forth gear. Fuel consumption is very low also. As long as it's below 80 degrees it's a lot of fun to spend the day on it. It really is a pleasant tractor to farm with.

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