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Thank you! Same to you from the north side!

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

It really is the best. Nothing beats being out in the field

Yes it was, for what is still there it’s amazing to think just how much there would be if it wasn’t torn down. I’m glad you liked it, I wanted to get some video of it incase all of a sudden it’s gone one day

Thank you! I love the way this one sounds. My 1755 really crackled as well when it had the straight pipe

I like that idea, don’t know if the land lord would go for it or not lol

Yeah they seem too, it was also so dry this fall it’s helping the disc go in better. Merry Christmas to you guys as well!

Thank you! The 55 series were great looking tractors. The new stuff has gotten too complicated. We’ve been lucky with our new stuff for the most part but if you need the dealer it’ll get expensive fast

It’s a nice option to have, especially if I were to put a ripper or three point tile plow on it. Just wish I had a pto

I wouldn’t mind trying it out

Thank you, depends on the location how plentiful they are

Thank you! They’re a great tractor for doing just about every job you need

Beans

Thank you! I won’t no till into this, I no till into the stuff I don’t chop because there’s less residue on the ground to go through between the rows

Thank you!

Very nice! Thank you. Good originals are getting harder to find

Yes, I really like it. I bought it because of the similarities to my White 8700. We’ve finally gotten rain now. Likely won’t be able to finish fall tillage

@@mikekahl4745 the driest we had was 19%. The wettest was 22%. We were in a similar boat, but we were only 4-5 weeks with very little if any rain

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It is, late cockshutts built after 1962 when White bought them out were built by Oliver

It uses same parts as an Oliver 1955

Yeah, I’d say relatively easy to get parts for. Most parts aside from the odd thing are still available through AGCO. Maibach Tractor also does a very good job with keeping parts

@@redironacres OK thanks

@@ethanthopy1996 OK thanks

@@miguelvalenzuelaherrera3457 no problem! I am a tractor fanatic and these still working are a sight to see!

Thank you! I see you’ve got the field south of town done

@redironacres sent a trailer out to Victoria grain this morning

Thank you!

Very good! Weather slowed you down the last couple days?

We done beans! 50 bushel average. Corn tomorrow

@ very good, what variety did you have planted?

@redironacres dekalb some fields too much population

Britney my daughter going to combine south of BMR in the morning

Very nice! Uncle used to have a 74 White 2255 with the 3208 in it as well

Thank you!

Thank you! Yes, it’s got a 3150 Caterpillar in it

Yeah, they handle them very well

Were you able to get the header going good?

@@redironacres yes working. Beans stalks tough today

Thank you

Yeah it’s been looking good so far. I ship mine to one of the local elevators

Thank you! They work good

Thank you! I was really keeping an eye on it when it was up there

Thank you! It works good

This is one of my few "flat" fields, but even it has a pretty good ridge across it. Farm i combined after this one has a hill the combine spun out on

This drill pivots in the middle to allow the openers to follow the coulter line. But with that said the openers have enough down pressure to go in without the coulter. Coulters just help cut the residue and work up the soil a little bit

Very good! Corn almost ready?

@redironacres yep heard it was in the mid 20s drying is to expensive lol

Thanks, rain has slowed things down

Thank you!

Thank you!

Yes we did. You’ll have to put the duals on the 46 again next year

Thanks, it gets attention driving through town

The sleds wheels are geared to move the weight box forward over the plate to gradually create more resistance. More weight can be added for the different horsepower tractors classes.

@@mikekahl4745 ok thanks for that