Dallas Center IA 515-720-2463 | Not too hard to figure out why the Whites, or Allis or the Good old Oliver V-8 do all the hard work and the Johnny Deere stays hooked to the planter.
Really if it had working air conditing and a good cab kit, I would just as soon plant with the White 2-105.
4630 is nice on the grain cart and drive down the road, just don't down shift.
That 2-155 pic is two years old. a couple days before putting on NH3 I figured out the foot clutch was shot in the 2-155.
So it has spent most of the time in the shed with a 3-point boom. Parked next to the Allis-Chalmbers 7080 with a hydraulic problem.
2-135 put on the NH3 and pulled the digger getting the ground ready for corn.
4630 spend all spring on the planter. No-tilled the soybeans.
I am planning on pulling the 42' roller with the Deere.
And spraying Roundup on the beans. Will spray the corn with the 2-135 - Spin-out wheels, 120" tread without much work.
Oliver 2255 has not done any work since hauling corn last fall.
Oliver 1650 diesel was started yesterday for the first time this year. Moved the bean planter.
Oliver 1650 gas is still in winter hibranation.
36 John Deere A is still hold down the NW corner of the Morton, been doing that for several years.
And the 2-105 is still waiting for a fix up after the fire.
Since my hand is a whole lot better than last year, maybe I can get some stuff fixed.
Have not even opened the door on the Vette since August, when Mr Morgon rode in it to the Farm Progress Show.
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8670 Ford Genesis set on 120" for spraying
