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Back when I was a kid and we grew a lot of spuds, we just used a single bottom moldboard plow with the coulter removed to dig them... It worked fairly OK, just had to pick them out of the dirt. But most importantly, it damaged very few.

I mow in 4th Low, which the book says is good for 5.05 mph at rated rpm... Can't tell any difference at that speed and any slower speed.

I think the 4440 still has 540 PTO as well as 1000rpm... Not sure, but I think even the big 4640 and 4840 even have 540 rpm PTO...

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Do you use ArmorAll or similar product on your tires? I've seen a few tires that have been heavily AA'd develop cracks like that. Don't know why it happens though.

Nicahawk, What kind of plow do you have there, looks to be an old Dearborn?

HMK, That's pretty cool! I'd like to start saving seeds too... I've been starting my own plants from seed for the past 6-7 years now, but haven't saved seeds. This year we're doing Brandywine, Big Boys, Sweet 100's, Yellow Jubilee, and Roma tomatoes, with about 3 plants of each. How are the...

We mowed ours on Sunday, April 8th...

18... Missed #4 and #10.

So,my question is, are the seatbelts really there for idiots who operate their tractors/equipment in an unsafe manner, or are they there to protect in case of an actual, honest to goodness accident? Are we all such unstable people that we can't be trusted to operate our equipment in a safe...

:wink:Yeah, but think of all the extra tea bags you'd go through!!

I'm sorry Dougster, I just saw that and I couldn't resist! :letitsnow: :respect:

This one here might be more Dougster's speed... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvu8HuvSA2s&feature=related :yankchain: :thumb: :yum: Might need a few more :starbucks:'s though to get through a job... :wave:

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OK... I thought that might have been what those were... you don't see too many silage pits (ground silo's is what they call them around here) in my area. We had 2 Harvestore silos, 2 WhiteStar's and a Ribstone. We fed mostly haylage and corn silage to the lactating cows and dry cows/pregnant...