When I start my dream farm I plan on putting solar panels on the machine shed so I would not have to run conduit to the shed. Plus I'll also use the power reserves to do trickle charges on the batteries once per month.

Yep

Still not much going on here.

I love plowing with moldboard plow

I’ve had an 11 shank chisel plow with spikes just skim the ground and rake trash in this field. If it’s to hard to plow it’s to hard to chisel.

Yea I don’t know why they sound so different

This ground is typical for this area.

Why? There’s nothing wrong with a semi mount.

I’d say send some this way but I’d like beans to dry down.

Yep

Thanks

thats what i did to ours this year and made a massive difference

Would make a nice tractor

Yep

I’d still rather be dry in the fall over being a hog wallow.

@@Oliver66FarmBoyOh, I Totally agree, but Id pay good money to see just one good mud puddle right now.

At least the plow would go in the ground in that hay field.

As much as I’d like to have some rain I’d rather it wait till harvest is done.

When it’s dry it’s concrete. When it’s got moisture it will lay over beautiful.

Yea it does.

Yep

Yep

Doesn’t do any good when the plow won’t go in the ground.

Fuel is to expensive for that many passes.

They have 10 acres on them.

Hopefully. I don’t think I have ever seen it this dry.

That’s not going to get the plow to go in the ground.

I’m already 200 pounds over specified max and I don’t want to find out what the safe max is.

@@Oliver66FarmBoy I slept a few nights since I was young. I just don’t remember where we set it. But in hard dry clay hills we would “super charge it” as we liked to say. But in normal conditions we backed it down. But I feel your pain as it was the most frustrating thing. The other outfit was a 1800 with a trip bottom 4 bottom and no problems while the reset plow struggled right behind each other. So we knew it was the plow not the conditions. I had a love hate relationship with that plow. Loved it in rocky field and I thought the extra weight was great. But then….

There aren’t really any rocks to speak of in either of these fields. I’m tempted to put the shear bolts in it to help.

@@Oliver66FarmBoy worth a try. At least you would know if it is really too hard. Could do it for several rounds to be safe. I think we blew a seal once. But out of the 12 years with that plow, never broke a rod, end, or anything on the bottom.

I don’t know. I don’t live anywhere near there.

When the pow does decide to go it it’s like hooking an outcrop.

Because you can’t put a dual in a 16 inch wide furrow.

We have a lot of blue/gray clay around here.

The plow he is running is set up as an in furrow plow. The tire on the right sets in the furrow. With the duel on you would run over your freshly plowed ground.

@@remguest oh ok thanks I didn’t know that

I’ll get it fixed eventually. I say that every time I look at it.

Get to big of a mill up front you will start breaking the back

I don’t think you’re going to break a 7 bottom plow with 125 drawbar horsepower…

@@Oliver66FarmBoy I am thinking 4 wd for traction

If the plow isn’t going in the ground you’re just wasting diesel and creating compaction. Doesn’t matter how a disk will make it look or who notices. A shit job of plowing is just that. A shit job of plowing.

3rd

Triangles are easy.

Thanks.

Very.

Then you don’t know anything about plowing.

Yep

On a 5 bottom plow? And that’s not going to make the plow go in the ground.

Yep

No I don’t.

Ok snowflake

So don’t watch dipshit.

@@Oliver66FarmBoy lol This will not age well.

It’s what I have told every single person like you that I have ever encountered on here. Hasn’t slowed anything down yet. Since you have a whole whopping 2 videos with a grand combined total of 13 views you aren’t really in a position to be telling anybody how to run their channel.

@@Oliver66FarmBoy lol stay in your lane pal.

@@Oliver66FarmBoy Yet here you are all bent. It's comical and you're still a whiny little b.... yeah, that lane you're in, stay there.