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I don't disagree, but my Mrs says they are too seedy. When we found yellow cucumbers in the Gedney patch the chickens, and hogs got them. Thank you Will.

This year we haven't watered. The rainfall tapered off. I suppose I should start. It was different soil at home. We never watered anything there. I just ate a cherry tomato. It was really good. tHank you.

Getting started. I'm in competition with Nelson. Discovered ground hornets with the lawnmower this afternoon. Thank you Ed.

@@brycewiborg8095 oops 😬 gotta be careful!

@Kevscancave Just back from gifting some tomatoes, and cucumbers to family. I found ground hornets with the lawn mower this afternoon. Thank you Kev.

It's been a good year. We planted half of what we usually plant. Towards the end we will be freezing some, and giving them to friends. Thank you Anthony.

Right on Anthony! 🍅

We planted a acre for Gedney some years. Labor intensive, but the money was good. That's what everyone locally has been saying. The only thing we did different was planting early in 8 inch drainage tile. Several chilly nights we covered them. Thank you Erik.

That is in east central Illinois. As near as I can figure the blacksmith lived Tennessee, and passed away during 1965. Thank you Kev.

What I could find online suggests that the blacksmith was from Tennessee, and passed away in 1965. I have no idea how the machine came to central Illinois ? Thank you Nelson.

It's sort of a Midwest thing to have lawn art. We've done it on a small scale in town. tHank you.

@@brycewiborg8095 We have the same tradition in the east....only it is old washing machines, car tires, a sofa every now and then. It all depends on what big city you visit. Have a great weekend!

I believe that the blacksmith passed away in 1965. That is a level area so I suspect drainage is a issue. We had drainage issues at home. Very few hills, but plenty of sloughs. Thank you Chad.

It's a Midwest thing. We need plenty of lawn art. I would have liked to see that in operation. Thank you Erik.

That is what I think too. I would have liked to see it work. Thank you Ed.

That's all I can figure. I would love to watch that in action. Thank you Will.

As near as I can tell it was built by a blacksmith from Tennessee who passed away in 1965. I would love to see how it works. Thank you Anthony.

I looked up the blacksmith. He passed away in 1965. I would like to see that work. Thank you Brent.

No doubt . There was a shy dog keeping his distance. I did a walk around of what I think is a trenching machine. The blacksmith who built it passed away in 1965. Not a bad day albeit long. Looks like a nice evening. Thank you Ken.

The jury is still out. Not a bad asking price. Thank you Will.

Follow up on the trenching plow after 9 tonight. That is a cool dog. There's a shy dog there too. Thank you Gary.

Posting a better look soon. It's some sort of trenching machine for drainage, or irrigation. Thought I would post a better video to see if anyone can identify it. Thank you Anthony.

I got out,and they followed me around the yard. What I thought was home made lawn art is some sort of trench digger. Video later. Thank you Brent.

$ 500. I'm tempted. Thank you Nelson.

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Friendly enough. I had a closer look at the construction equipment. Thank you Chad.

Jacobsen in Mpls Mn Made Ford, and Minneapolis Moline. Only cosmetic differences. I wasn't aware of Cockshutt, but it sounds reasonable. Thank you.

I like it. I'm tempted, Thank you Jan.

I'm tempted. Easy to transport. The problem is I would want to drive around the shows, and not get exercise. Thank you Erik.

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I'm tempted. $ 500 USD. Thank you Murphy.

Thank you Renee. That would be a cool toy.

It was bought on a online auction. The owner hasn't had it running. I am tempted. Thank you Anthony.

$ 500. I'm tempted. If I brought that to shows I would get free admission. The problem is I would drive everywhere, and get even less exercise. Thank you Ed.

$ 500 USD. I'm tempted. Thank you Chad.

$ 500. I'm tempted. Thank you Kev.

The Ladies all seem to like them. Unfortunately the deer like them too. Thank you Nelson.

@brycewiborg8095 Seems deer love everything don't they 😁😳

@Pennies_on_the_dollar it hasn't been a problem until we lost the other dog. The new dog doesn't patrol like the old one did.

@@brycewiborg8095 I understand that Mr Bryce!!

That should be the end of the lilies. Saturday I am going to the local Allis Chalmers collector show. Thank you Jan.

By the weekend I think they will be done for the season. The ladies in my life enjoy them. Thank you Mr Kongable.

We moved those in a year ago from a abandoned lot. There had been grapevine on that spot. Thank you.

I think these will be done by the weekend. The deer nearly finished the Tiger Lillys. Thank you Brent.

Three weeks. The Day Lillys should about be finished. Thank you Johnny.

Thank you Kev. I'm going to the Orange Spectacular Saturday. Tractors soon.

@@brycewiborg8095 Awesome! 👍

I remember Dad buying one new at the Our Own Hardware store in Lafayette. Also recall turning up a Diamond with the field digger. They were quality tools. I think they are a example of something that went out with the small farms. I felt like I should show this because Minnesota had a reputation for good quality in the last 60 years. Show season starts for me on Saturday. I'm going to the Orange Spectacular. Thank you Erik.

@@brycewiborg8095 that's pretty neat. I agree we have and had a lot of quality things built here. I was really hoping to go this year, but my wife has to work. We actually just came through there last week.