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thanks man, we are disking which is pretty much just chopping up the hard soil and preparing it for seed, glad you enjoyed it!

Yes, it is fun for sure, I’m actually from wisconsin and got to go down and help on my cousins farm in mississippi which was a good experience because we won’t be in the fields for a while up here.

what kinda truck you got

2006 Nissan Frontier. I know terrible truck but didn't have a choice. My dad's truck until the block cracked getting a new engine soon so I can drive that instead of my mom's van

oh nice your dad lets you use his truck, the 7.3 is mine so i have to pay for everything that breaks on it lol, and trust me i broke a lot of stuff on that mudding trip, but i got a 2008 ford expedition that my family bought so i can drive that when the 7.3 breaks (which is offen)😂 but i was really hard on it so it’s expected

Yeah it was my grandfather's last vehicle before he passed away. Then my dad just got it for free. But the problem is that he spent too much money on fixing it. The parts cost is about the same as what it's worth. But now we need a $3,000 rebuilt engine to even think about me driving it. He has a 2014 Nissan Titan (Yeah again with the Nissan) It's actually a nice truck.

@@Kevin-dn4wo is this evan hart?

We have lawnmower races every year and thats how my cousins decided to pull up, it was pretty funny to see that little john deere pull all that weight

yeah no problem, i’m glad it could help

Thanks for the comment, i appreciate it!

i’m pretty sure its just hay but i don’t know for sure, so let me know what you find out!

well without the 1566 it wouldn’t have been able to go but i am truly sorry that my way of describing a situation you had nothing to do with offended you, it is my bad and i will definitely try harder in the future;)

Your fine buddy... As a kid we had to use our TD9 TO pull the 400D while chopping corn in VT.

haha yea i do

yeah i think your right, and thanks for the comment, i am actually pretty happy about it being a case, seeing that most of my collection is either case or farmall

It sure was!

Yeah i dont know to be honest, i am thinking some time in the late 20s or early 30s mabey since it is not pto driven and has steel wheels

thank you I really appreciate the comment.

@@EvanDUA-camChannel Hey Evan, I think you lost your mower operator, the operator seat on the mower is m/t in the video.

Good old u mowing hay I spent a lot of summers mowing hay in the big hole valley in Montana with a H and a international balanced head belt drive sickle mower 7ft bar thank you for the rembers I was 15 years old then I am getting ready to turn 64 that was a long time ago good times

@@scottwilke3966 yeah no problem, I just turned 15 so hopefully I can remember it later on in life too, that's a cool story, thanks for sharing.

I couldn't agree with you more.

Thank you, I really appreciate it.

The reason my videos are so short is because I'm trying to get them on UA-cam Shorts, but thanks for the comment!!

Yeah, no problem. I'm glad you like it.

Yes sir, just gonna send it.

Yes that would be a great idea, I never thought of that but when we put the half tracks on that helped a lot, thank you for the comment I really appreciate it.

An 806 is not that small of a tractor to run a five bottom, but the muddy conditions were to much for it. Once my uncle put on the half tracks it didn't have a problem pulling it, it just had a lack of traction. Thank you for the comment, I really appreciate it.

@@EvanDUA-camChannel what size tractor up front it look like it perfect for job maybe a bit much don't know much about those tractors more of a deer man

@@andrewhiller2891 The tractor in front is a 1566, you are right, it would be a great tractor for the five bottom, except the duels would have to be taken off which it made more sense to put the tracks on the 806 since it was a traction issue.

Its not a off set. That 1566 is that a international tractors

@@andrewhiller2891 I'm not sure what you mean, it is an IH if that's what you're asking.

Jns27j, No but thanks for the suggestion.

@@EvanDUA-camChannel keep plowing and drying your soil out. No till is the best way to retain organic matter and soil moisture and avoid soil erosion. Just because your dumbass dad and grandpa did it like that for 60 years doesn't mean you have to.

@@user-zu2bw7ig5v Yes you are most certainly right I think it is good to try new things but sometimes you just gotta stick with what works. And sometimes it just doesn't make sense to buy a expensive piece of equipment like a no till to only get a little back from it. Thanks for the reply I really appreciate the comment.

Yeah, sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do to get stuff done. Thanks for commenting I really appreciate it.

The 1566 had duels on it and you can't really plow with duels. But thanks for the comment.

That's what I was thinking. Went single on furrow side to plow every fall, and put duel back on every spring. Thanks for sharing!

@Henry Lopez Thanks for the comment. Yeah if it would've been at the beginning of the year that probably would've happened but this was closer to the end.

@@EvanDUA-camChannel thanks for responding

Sounds awesome! good luck with it.