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That’s right. I think it was 24 feet

Glad you think so!

Definitely not 😂😂

Yes thanks we will do that

Yea I believe that could make it work better! Thanks

Definitely a beautiful place

I was running a 130 horsepower tractor on that blower. Depends on the amount of snow you have to move depends on the power you need.

Yea them fields remind me of the song Caught up in the Country by Rodney Atkins The song was chosen by the owners of the equipment that is in the video.

Yes thanks!!

Thanks. One of my hobbies🫡🫡

😜😂. Probably that’s right. 😂. Especially since you’re the guy 😂

Yessir! To the untrained eye yes.

@@joshuapenner no sir..to a well trained eye.

Ok whatever you say man!

@@charliedoherty5965 Where's your farm Charlie'

I farm in donegal in ireland..fairly far north

Yes sir I did. With the Mini 3 Pro

A light disc to get it done and eventually a cultivar

A medium disc harrow

Yea the editing I did makes it look a bit better than real life.

Yea that’d be cool. On a strait track the quad would win but on a curvy road the drone could just go straight and fast.

Nope. That land got plowed over to use as grain land.

Yea they made them for only 2 years but it’s a powerful beast. Lot of fun to drive.

@@joshuapenner how’s the cornering ? I see it has the independent front and rear

What do you mean by cornering…

Drifting and stuff is very good

Yea it’s a mess in the beginning. But if when we’d go over it with a smaller lighter disk it’d chop it up fine and we’d get a smooth field out of it

@@joshuapenner gotta hook up a smaller disk to the plow and you could probably pull it with that tractor. Saves a bunch on fuel

👍 thanks.

Hey thanks. Yea slowly but surely it’s getting done.

Max I’ve had it at is 86 miles per hour which is the same as 138 kilometers per hour

Yes sir it sure did a great job. You must have had fun working with that machinery

@@joshuapenner sure did. The smell of fresh pushed bush is almost addicting..

Where I moved to in 2012 not much grain farms but a lot of hay farms. I love the smell of fresh cut hay and I miss the smell of fresh turned earth. Years ago I was talking to a Amish man that made candles, he said he could make just about any fragrance and I said fresh cut hay,fresh plowed ground or wood shavings, he said he would to because they would sell like crazy. He was still trying to when I moved.

Yup I know what you mean about the smells. Nothing compares to them. They are the best smells I know of

@@joshuapenner what model / serial number ROME PLOW do you have ? What size disc blades is on it ? What gears where you pulling it in both times with your Versatile 800 tractor ?

Ya that was a lot of fun and a lot of COLD🥶

Yeah I just went with the name that was on the machine but yes like you say it does extremely well on wet land. The land we have around there is usually very wet peat moss. (Peat moss is dirt that one can buy at garden centers for planting)