I was taught if it was a 3-14 plow, take the full width of the first bottom and half the width of the second and add those together! That's 21 inches and then add 3 or 4 inches to that depending on tire size because you dont want the tires rubbing to hard on the furrow.
Line of draft should be 25 inches on a 3-14. May have to adjust slightly depending on tires and the actual width of cut of the shares, depending on the brand of plow.
I can't tell you what a thrill that was for me. I am 71 now and my farming days are far behind, but I grew up on a 1000 acre farm/ranch in one of the southern mountain states. I learned to drive on a JD B and was plowing fields at 8 years old. We ran a F20 farmall, a TD9 IH crawler, a WD9 IH, a Case 811B, two John Deere B's and I had a Ford 3000 when I started farming on my own. I own only Kubotas now and really miss the old tech Thank you for this video. I spent days on end as a kid turning furrows and even as a kid, loved every min. of it. I am subscribed! LOL
I have to say great job with that little plow. The ground rolled perfectly level with the speed you were traveling. I always pulled 4 x 16 plows behind a JD 3020 that was a good outfit. We put a 5 x 16 JD plow behind a Massy Ferguson 1135 and never could get it to throw right. I was pretty young at the time and my grandfather was setting things up, so I can't answer you question. It certainly looked you had things set correctly! Jeff
The Ol'Farmall 765 was sounding pretty good there. Looks like you're setup about right from the looks of how level the soil lays after being turned over. I haven't used a moldboard plow in years. The last time my Ol' Farmall 806 pulled the John Deere semi-mount 4 bottom x 14", I left the tractor setup at about 32" from the center of the tractor to the center of the rear tire. For just the Lil' Hay field, I wasn't going to mess with the setup. Thanks for the ride along. Happy Easter.
we've always painted our plow bottoms after use every year. works great. grease seems to stick dirt to um till couple passes. each there own. Great video!!!
I still moldboard plow, just a lot less than my grandfather did back in the day. I try to run a 4-5yr rotation on fields between plowing. just works better in my soil that way.
You need to take the furrow wheel out 3 to 4 in. Wait to you get the first furrow then adjust for level then watch the throw of the moldboard and then adjust to you get even throw on all 3. Look really good on the those furrows. Nice and even. Noticed you got chief points on those plows.
We had a 656 and a 460 with 2 sets of 4 bottoms, we set the wheels out that gave better traction and both those tractors would pull those 4 bottoms all day long no problem.
Hello Gino of all the plowing I have done I have never changed the tire position. I have 16.9 34 and other tractor is 18.4 38. I have 14" 3 and 4 furrow. Looked great from my view watching your video
18.4-34s work fine in 14" furrows. When I was a boy, my dad had an Oliver 5-14 plow and he pulled it with an 806, and two 4-14 plows that were pulled with a WD-9 and 650 respectively. All those tractors have 18.4-34s and they ran in the furrows fine. Using standard tread tractors means you don't adjust the wheels on the tractor but the hitch on the plow. We now use a 6-16 IH trailing type plow and the hitch is set so the tractor stays out of the furrow. We either use a 1066 with 18.4-38 duals or 1206 with 24.5-32 singles, so no wheel in the furrow. That 311 plow would be nice on the 400.
Soil is mostly sandy loam, from the moisture it is breaking fairly good 👍 if it was clay loam or heavy clay it would be throwing out big slabs cause clay type soils don't generally break as fine as yours is doing.... we tried to get all ours broke in the fall, doing it in the spring could cause late planting if followed by a period of wet weather... I always tried to run a field cultivator or disk harrow just as soon as I could behind freshly broke ground..
When I was younger made dad and grandpa plowed all of our wheat stubble each summer after harvest. They would set the rear tire about 1 inch outside the furrow wall and then set the front tire to be up against the furrow wall. They talked about a tire condition called a "furrow break" that would cause damage to the rear tire if it contacted the furrow wall.
That setting looks just fine to me 👍 over here 🏴. We have the inner side walls of the front an rear tyres runnin perfectly in line then put a long straight edge against the two tyres and measure from there to landside of first plough body with plough running in the middle of the tractor and adjust wheels to suit furrow width our wheel settings can be altered in 2inch increments that is on the older tractors modern tractors are different, Red Power 💥💪
Generally I'll measure one bottom off furrow tire. And just sight the old eye ball at tire and bottom. If there lined up or close make a round and see what it does. I have all 3 point though. Looks like yours is setup great!
Some of us still plow. I've got a 411 4x14 fasthitch behind my 706. Plowed a 50 plus year old sheep pasture, 5.5 acres. It was slow, hard, and like concrete. Sod stood up on edge. Couldn't go fast enough to completely turn it over. Should have left the loader on for front weight. Front end, (wide), spent a third of the process up in the air. Your ground looks great.
Centerline of pull (tractor side) and centerline of draft (plow side) should be one in the same. Centerline of draft isn't as cut-and-dry as I originally thought. Then you want your real wheels set equally. Mounted plows don't have nearly as many adjustments as a trailer plow or semi-mount, which simplifies things, but often means compromises as well. There's a DVD out there called "A Guide to Better Plowing" that goes into detail on Centerline formulas and equations.
I have a IH 4 bottom roll over mold board l bought from a cotton farmer south of Texarkana, paid 500 hundred for, don't use it every year. Love that plow. Wish I had instructions on how to set the plow up, it will start leaving dips in the furrow, ant suggestions.
@@FarmallFanatic A two bottom 16 required a center to center of 64-inches and that was a lot of work to accomplish on the Fordson 2000 we had (removing and flipping the wheel centers). It was nice when we got the 656 with three 16's and did not have to touch the 76" centers. The JD's our neighbors had were the same, set to 76" centers for four 14's. I hope some of the other old guys will speak up because I am not sure your calcs are correct.
Well I'm at 50" for 3x14s...can't be more than another 11 to 14 inches for an additional 14 inch bottom. You saw me plowing with a 3x14 on 50" centers, can't deny success
We match the plow to the tire Basically what you’re doing Also strait plowing looks good but it’s not life or death if it meanders to avoid death traps
I just got done plowing 74 acres with a 2-14, plow, hooked to a JD 2030 gas tractor, its the only plow i have..and it would have taken 3 or 4 times longer if i used my fergerson T0-30.. the land was in CRP. For 15 years so i wanted to turn it, i have a big disk and drag but i needed it turned over for fresh hay crop... i think the 1066 would have been over kill.. ,
@@FarmallFanatic yes it does! Took most of the fluid out of the rear tires and put wheel weights on so I’ll see how that works this spring. Suit case weights sure help steer the front end
Filmed Saturday? I was in Troy to check out that big auction and it was serious culture shock with the weather. I left 34 degrees and snow. An hour and a half South and it was 55. You even got sun.
I was always taught to do 2 in deeper than half it's width. In other words.. if you're running a 14-in plow you got to be plowing 9 in deep 2 in deeper than 7 in which would be half the width of a 14 inch plow
Ran 4 14s with 966 and 1086 for years with 18.4 tires dont ask me how lol it just worked grandpa did it i never got in on much lol. I ran the 5488 with 20.8s but it was pullin 6 20s and it just toyed with the tractor
As you can see it flips the dirt over and covers up the wheel marks just fine. My dad was following me with a 1066 with 20.8s and I had a 14" plow. You couldn't even tell the difference.
@@FarmallFanatic brush hogged, brought an excavator home to clear 2 rock piles and misc trees from not being worked in decades then preceded to break something on every bottom of my hydraulic reset JD 5 bottom behind my 4020… expensive clearing but it’s a clay loam that drains well with no tile. Plus had an agreement with the landlord for no rent for 5 years after I cleared it…. Corn first year was awesome
I tried to set my Kubota M7060 up as close as possible but still only able to run the 1st row about 10" wide, not the full 16" wide. So, it is what it is.
AH that ole tractor sounds great!! Im new to plowing, I have a 2 bottom the same size blades as yours, I used it this year and probably have it set up wrong because I guessed at it. Thanks for the items to check and make sure it dont damage my tires next time I set it up. Mine dont have that depth wheel, it was extremely difficult to hold the depth that I wanted. any recommendations to fix that?
I have 18.4 x 34 s and have changed them from 38 inch rows plows just fine !!! My 706 has 301 in it !!! Dose your 756 have a 291 ??? Thats what my 706 had originally but has been took out to 301 . Gas hogs!!!!!
Oh screw the curves! As long as the grounds turned it’s all that matters! Now let’s ride!! Shined em up! Now grease em! Moldboard plows rock! I’ll never stop!
Early Beans will make you MONEY More and more are planting them early , even before corn. I'm in southern Michigan , beans are thougher than we all think. Plus the new day treatments don't hurt any thing either. Last year there were many beans in already. It will make you MONEY !!!
@@FarmallFanatic were the same here, they will take the cold. Beans are tougher than 20/30 years ago. Many got snow on them. I'm your age, but you have to move ahead. Farming is an expensive hobby now days. Got to make the most you can. Knew a guy who put his in around April 15 , picked up some ground late ( Memorial day) 10 to 12 bushels difference. Same seed same fertilizer and same type of ground. Who wouldn't like 10 bushels free. Even 8 or 9 do the math at $ 15.00 . $$$$$
I’m new to you channel... the planting you do... is it for person, for sale or just a hobby? I haven’t had a chance to watch all of your videos. I do love the auction video!
That 756 doesn’t even labor with that 3-bottom plow. Don’t get me wrong, I love the Super C with fast hitch….. I’ve got one. But you are not going to like that disk on that Super C when you get it fixed, because the little Super C will labor pulling that disk. The Super C is a handy little maneuverable tractor, but a heavy puller she’s not.
I was taught if it was a 3-14 plow, take the full width of the first bottom and half the width of the second and add those together! That's 21 inches and then add 3 or 4 inches to that depending on tire size because you dont want the tires rubbing to hard on the furrow.
That's true you'll get furrow wear
Line of draft should be 25 inches on a 3-14. May have to adjust slightly depending on tires and the actual width of cut of the shares, depending on the brand of plow.
@@glenirwin1110 mine actually are at 25 inches...guess that's why it worked to a T
@@FarmallFanatic I saw that it was working textbook. Beautiful. How fast were you going? You could turn a lot of dirt in a day even with a small plow.
Maybe like 8mph?
I can't tell you what a thrill that was for me. I am 71 now and my farming days are far behind, but I grew up on a 1000 acre farm/ranch in one of the southern mountain states. I learned to drive on a JD B and was plowing fields at 8 years old. We ran a F20 farmall, a TD9 IH crawler, a WD9 IH, a Case 811B, two John Deere B's and I had a Ford 3000 when I started farming on my own. I own only Kubotas now and really miss the old tech
Thank you for this video. I spent days on end as a kid turning furrows and even as a kid, loved every min. of it.
I am subscribed! LOL
💥 BOOM 💥
Looks like that setup works just fine! The 756 sure did great pulling that 3 bottom. Nice work form you and the machine.
I have to say great job with that little plow. The ground rolled perfectly level with the speed you were traveling. I always pulled 4 x 16 plows behind a JD 3020 that was a good outfit. We put a 5 x 16 JD plow behind a Massy Ferguson 1135 and never could get it to throw right. I was pretty young at the time and my grandfather was setting things up, so I can't answer you question. It certainly looked you had things set correctly! Jeff
The Ol'Farmall 765 was sounding pretty good there. Looks like you're setup about right from the looks of how level the soil lays after being turned over. I haven't used a moldboard plow in years. The last time my Ol' Farmall 806 pulled the John Deere semi-mount 4 bottom x 14", I left the tractor setup at about 32" from the center of the tractor to the center of the rear tire. For just the Lil' Hay field, I wasn't going to mess with the setup. Thanks for the ride along. Happy Easter.
Hope you had a good weekend
we've always painted our plow bottoms after use every year. works great. grease seems to stick dirt to um till couple passes. each there own. Great video!!!
I'm not against paint
I still moldboard plow, just a lot less than my grandfather did back in the day. I try to run a 4-5yr rotation on fields between plowing. just works better in my soil that way.
Looks like you’re right on the money with the setup Farmall!
I use a 311 on my 656 for garden and food plots.
The guy I bought this 311 off of used it on A656
You need to take the furrow wheel out 3 to 4 in. Wait to you get the first furrow then adjust for level then watch the throw of the moldboard and then adjust to you get even throw on all 3. Look really good on the those furrows. Nice and even.
Noticed you got chief points on those plows.
Yeah they are good points and easy to come by
Plowing looks like sooo much fun. Great video as always thanks for sharing. I still got a foot of snow and itching for spring!
It's the one thing I look forward to every year
We had a 656 and a 460 with 2 sets of 4 bottoms, we set the wheels out that gave better traction and both those tractors would pull those 4 bottoms all day long no problem.
So good watching soil being turned over... 🙌😊 Looking forward to viewing the new plough 🤞
Hello Gino of all the plowing I have done I have never changed the tire position. I have 16.9 34 and other tractor is 18.4 38. I have 14" 3 and 4 furrow. Looked great from my view watching your video
I'm not gonna change these either
18.4-34s work fine in 14" furrows. When I was a boy, my dad had an Oliver 5-14 plow and he pulled it with an 806, and two 4-14 plows that were pulled with a WD-9 and 650 respectively. All those tractors have 18.4-34s and they ran in the furrows fine. Using standard tread tractors means you don't adjust the wheels on the tractor but the hitch on the plow. We now use a 6-16 IH trailing type plow and the hitch is set so the tractor stays out of the furrow. We either use a 1066 with 18.4-38 duals or 1206 with 24.5-32 singles, so no wheel in the furrow. That 311 plow would be nice on the 400.
Yeah would be I wish it had a fast hitch
have not pulled a plough for years i really miss it thanks for the memories and you can just spray paint your bottoms to fight rust
Yeah that's the easier route put some rustolium on them
You've definitely got the set up brother. That's the thing about my under powered tractor, the implements tend to pull u around.
Soil is mostly sandy loam, from the moisture it is breaking fairly good 👍 if it was clay loam or heavy clay it would be throwing out big slabs cause clay type soils don't generally break as fine as yours is doing.... we tried to get all ours broke in the fall, doing it in the spring could cause late planting if followed by a period of wet weather... I always tried to run a field cultivator or disk harrow just as soon as I could behind freshly broke ground..
If I had help, I'd have someone discing a few hours behind me. It's that good of ground
When I was younger made dad and grandpa plowed all of our wheat stubble each summer after harvest. They would set the rear tire about 1 inch outside the furrow wall and then set the front tire to be up against the furrow wall. They talked about a tire condition called a "furrow break" that would cause damage to the rear tire if it contacted the furrow wall.
Now that's interesting
Looks like the land was in good shape and the plow did a nice looking job.
Old drain oil applied with paint brush on the plow bottoms at the end of the year worked well for us . And we kept the plow in side the barn.
Both matters
That setting looks just fine to me 👍 over here 🏴. We have the inner side walls of the front an rear tyres runnin perfectly in line then put a long straight edge against the two tyres and measure from there to landside of first plough body with plough running in the middle of the tractor and adjust wheels to suit furrow width our wheel settings can be altered in 2inch increments that is on the older tractors modern tractors are different, Red Power 💥💪
Generally I'll measure one bottom off furrow tire. And just sight the old eye ball at tire and bottom. If there lined up or close make a round and see what it does. I have all 3 point though. Looks like yours is setup great!
Seems to be
Hey FF, nice tractor!! She sounds sweet!
Trade ya lol
Looks like you were cutting a great furrow keep up the good work I enjoy it
Looked perfect to me. Adjusted spot on. The IH didn't even know it was pulling a Plow. Now that's RED POWER.
You know it
Just a few acres just got a 756 with a German engine in it, love the videos ran a 986 806 and 460 when I was a kid on the farm👍
Yeah I saw that
For 14", 16" plows is usually 26 inches from the centerline of the drawbar to the inside of the tire, for in furrow and semi-mount plows.
I'm an inch off at 25
Some of us still plow. I've got a 411 4x14 fasthitch behind my 706. Plowed a 50 plus year old sheep pasture, 5.5 acres. It was slow, hard, and like concrete. Sod stood up on edge. Couldn't go fast enough to completely turn it over. Should have left the loader on for front weight. Front end, (wide), spent a third of the process up in the air. Your ground looks great.
I figure if I get that front weight bracket on there with 700 pounds I should be good with 411
Jerking up new ground with that Big Red Mo-Sheen!..... Camera Shots on point for us riders!
Ridin' dirty!
Centerline of pull (tractor side) and centerline of draft (plow side) should be one in the same. Centerline of draft isn't as cut-and-dry as I originally thought. Then you want your real wheels set equally. Mounted plows don't have nearly as many adjustments as a trailer plow or semi-mount, which simplifies things, but often means compromises as well. There's a DVD out there called "A Guide to Better Plowing" that goes into detail on Centerline formulas and equations.
Great lead on the video 📹 👏
@@FarmallFanatic no problem! I think there's a preview on here somewhere
How I miss sinking the plow into the ground behind our old 8n. I can still smell the soil. Good times, love seeing people still plow
My dad's 766 pulled 5 14s in low 4 no problem you did pretty job plowing
I think with the right ground you can pull that easily
We had a set just like your 3 bottoms. We used it on our 460. We couldn"t keep the depth firm, it always wanted to go deeper. I prefer trailor plows.
You have to either use the draft control or set your depth wheel
My job as a kid was to paint the moldboards when we finished plowing. Always used paint bought cheap at farm or garage sales. Any color but green!
Exactly 💯
I can't believe it's almost that time for planting corn 🌽 yum!
I have a IH 4 bottom roll over mold board l bought from a cotton farmer south of Texarkana, paid 500 hundred for, don't use it every year. Love that plow. Wish I had instructions on how to set the plow up, it will start leaving dips in the furrow, ant suggestions.
What tractor are you using
@@FarmallFanatic Case IH MX110, 90 draw bar horse power
@@larrywatson2109 Are they fourteen inch or sixteen
14 inch
I need to figure out a way to send you pictures of all my ih stuff
The Chief Regulator and Big Red rides again! Yeah, I still turn land with a moldboard plow and cut it with a disk harrow. 💣
Regulators Mount Up!
We left the 656 set at a center to center width of 76 inches or matched up to the proper set for 38" rows.
I think I'm about 50" currently, but I believe that's gonna have to go to about 62 for a 4 bottom
@@FarmallFanatic A two bottom 16 required a center to center of 64-inches and that was a lot of work to accomplish on the Fordson 2000 we had (removing and flipping the wheel centers). It was nice when we got the 656 with three 16's and did not have to touch the 76" centers. The JD's our neighbors had were the same, set to 76" centers for four 14's. I hope some of the other old guys will speak up because I am not sure your calcs are correct.
Well I'm at 50" for 3x14s...can't be more than another 11 to 14 inches for an additional 14 inch bottom. You saw me plowing with a 3x14 on 50" centers, can't deny success
Looking good 756 sounds great
That's what I was doing this weekend. Wish the ground was as nice as yours but it was still fun.
It's nice to be out man
Hey Farmall, I noticed that the rear skins on the 756 are the same brand of tire I have on my super M TA.
Interesting 🤔
We used to run 2 6 bottom that you could flip at end of a threw. Used 2 7240s 4x4 tractors
You would definitely need that much tractor
Turning some good looking dirt there my friend. 👍😁
I sure would like to get in the field but it's way too wet. Supposed to get up to 5 inches of snow Monday into Tuesday....
Horrible
I think it is so cool how a couple passes make that three bottom loo brand new 👍🏻
sand laden soil, scours quickly .
We match the plow to the tire
Basically what you’re doing
Also strait plowing looks good but it’s not life or death if it meanders to avoid death traps
Agree 👍
Blessed Resurrection Sunday, Farmall 🙏🕊️💪💥
You know it 👊
I just got done plowing 74 acres with a 2-14, plow, hooked to a JD 2030 gas tractor, its the only plow i have..and it would have taken 3 or 4 times longer if i used my fergerson T0-30.. the land was in CRP. For 15 years so i wanted to turn it, i have a big disk and drag but i needed it turned over for fresh hay crop... i think the 1066 would have been over kill.. ,
That's a lot of seat time 👍
Looks good nice plowing job. One hit with the disc a pass with the cultimulcher and plant.
For sure
Watching the soil flip over..... to me that is the perfect size plow for the tractor. Unless you can get identical results with a 4 bottom plow?
That's what I wanna find out. Definitely have to have front weight to even try
Nice throw. Good speed.
One thing about being a little over powered for the plow is you can flat roll with it. 756 is sounding good.
There's no doubt about that
I grew up on Massey 880 semi mounts I have no idea the correct way set up a three-point plow
We still moldbord plow and we use a jd4040 and IH 720
There's a 706 gas for sale in Campbell's like KY 3600 hour's For $3500 nice looking tractor just what you like
You really think that's a working tack? The 756 has a bigger platform and more comfortable seat
Just a good straight original gas Farmall I know you like them alot when been well kept
Hope you Had a good Easter~! Oh you curved a little LOL (the little lights aren't twinkling Clark ) !!!LOLO LOL JUST KIDDING excellent job Farmall~!
Hope you did as well!
Great video my friend
I pull a 311 plow with my 460 utility. I have a weight bracket on the front of my tractor like what’s on the 56 series
That would definitely work
@@FarmallFanatic yes it does! Took most of the fluid out of the rear tires and put wheel weights on so I’ll see how that works this spring. Suit case weights sure help steer the front end
Filmed Saturday? I was in Troy to check out that big auction and it was serious culture shock with the weather. I left 34 degrees and snow. An hour and a half South and it was 55. You even got sun.
Yea, I got a break in the weather and went for broke
Happy Easter. Looks fine to me. I can smell the freshly turned dirt from way over here.
Are you Bill Snipes on fb?
Farmall fanatic..lookup Aumann auctions April 19th auction in Laconia Indiana....Lots of IH ....
Will do
Great job of plowing looks like you could go in high first gear and throttle down! How many rpms were you running ? The ol 7 was screaming at us
I was full throttle in low 4
I’m fairly certain that at or around the 8:39 mark you left a blade of grass uncovered…
Ahahahahahahaha 🤣
I was always taught to do 2 in deeper than half it's width. In other words.. if you're running a 14-in plow you got to be plowing 9 in deep 2 in deeper than 7 in which would be half the width of a 14 inch plow
That makes perfect sense to me
happy Passover 👋🤓
Nice work.
I had an IHC M and Olivers.
Did you ever measure fuel used per acre plowing ?
Happy Passover
Nice machines 👍
Ran 4 14s with 966 and 1086 for years with 18.4 tires dont ask me how lol it just worked grandpa did it i never got in on much lol. I ran the 5488 with 20.8s but it was pullin 6 20s and it just toyed with the tractor
I just crushed the one side of the furrow lol
As you can see it flips the dirt over and covers up the wheel marks just fine. My dad was following me with a 1066 with 20.8s and I had a 14" plow. You couldn't even tell the difference.
Man a 5488 and a three by three large square baler would be a dream for me
Makes me want to hook to my 5 bottom that hasn’t broke ground since I reclaimed 10 acres 10 + years ago! Great vid
What do you do just brush hog it?
@@FarmallFanatic brush hogged, brought an excavator home to clear 2 rock piles and misc trees from not being worked in decades then preceded to break something on every bottom of my hydraulic reset JD 5 bottom behind my 4020… expensive clearing but it’s a clay loam that drains well with no tile. Plus had an agreement with the landlord for no rent for 5 years after I cleared it…. Corn first year was awesome
Oh I bet...natural nitrogen
@@FarmallFanatic plus I forgot to mention it was horse pasture for decades….natural and poop
Looks and sounds really good
I tried to plow with a set of these with my Farmall a and it kept bogging down. Any suggestions?
Farmall A?
Is it better to rototill or plow to prep the ground for planting in the spring?
Are we talking food plots are we talking gardens are we talking 500 acres
@@FarmallFanatic Gardens.
@@farmall706D rototill
I tried to set my Kubota M7060 up as close as possible but still only able to run the 1st row about 10" wide, not the full 16" wide. So, it is what it is.
Why only 10" wide?
AH that ole tractor sounds great!! Im new to plowing, I have a 2 bottom the same size blades as yours, I used it this year and probably have it set up wrong because I guessed at it. Thanks for the items to check and make sure it dont damage my tires next time I set it up. Mine dont have that depth wheel, it was extremely difficult to hold the depth that I wanted. any recommendations to fix that?
What tractor do u have?
@@FarmallFanatic 2002 Mahindra 4500 2 wheel drive
Doing pretty good 👍
How fast were you going across there plowing? Looked awesome
Fast lol
@@FarmallFanatic get it done 😆
How'd the power steering line go
Pretty good just ran a hydraulic line
Nice looking ground there, didnt see one rock. What will you be planting?
Corn and soybeans
I have 18.4 x 34 s and have changed them from 38 inch rows plows just fine !!!
My 706 has 301 in it !!!
Dose your 756 have a 291 ???
Thats what my 706 had originally but has been took out to 301 .
Gas hogs!!!!!
Yeah this is the 291
@@FarmallFanatic good engine uses less gas than mine ..
Never clicked so fast man
Appreciate it 👊
Ih 311 3-14 should be set at 26 in from center of tractor to inside of tire 756 is 76 pto HP
The 706 is 76 PTO horsepower.. The 756 was never tested at the Nebraska testing center
Nice job!! Nice 756
Did you see Pete's new 756 yet
Yea
Looks good ! You ever use a "roll over" moldboard ?
Funny you mention that 😁
Cheap Walmart black spray paint is cheaper and far longer lasting than grease. We do all our plows with black plaint every year when we are done.
I think that's around I'm going this year
Handsome tractor my friend ! Get that turning dirt 👍🏻🍺 send me a smell too …😂
I could actually still smell the cow manure in it from spreading years ago
Oh screw the curves! As long as the grounds turned it’s all that matters! Now let’s ride!! Shined em up! Now grease em! Moldboard plows rock! I’ll never stop!
As long as your crop rows are arrow straight. Can't fix that once it's off and everyone will give you grief all year long.
💥BOOM 💥
Early Beans will make you MONEY
More and more are planting them
early , even before corn.
I'm in southern Michigan , beans are thougher than we all think.
Plus the new day treatments don't
hurt any thing either.
Last year there were many beans in already. It will make you MONEY !!!
It's not unusual for us to get a frost May 7th or 8th
@@FarmallFanatic were the same here, they will take the cold.
Beans are tougher than 20/30
years ago. Many got snow on them.
I'm your age, but you have to move ahead. Farming is an expensive hobby now days. Got to make the most you can. Knew a guy who put his in around April 15 , picked up some ground late ( Memorial day)
10 to 12 bushels difference.
Same seed same fertilizer and same type of ground. Who wouldn't like 10
bushels free. Even 8 or 9 do the math at $ 15.00 . $$$$$
Seems logical
How much fuel does the 756 use per hour comparison to a diesel 756? Happy Easter my friend
I know I use about 3 and a 1/2 gallons per hour
Where are your rocks? Looked like it was doing a beautiful job. Keep up the good work!
Thankfully don't have many 😁
I just sold my 211 plows. They worked pretty well, but I didn’t need more plows. Haha
What tractor did you use with the 211s?
@@FarmallFanatic Super C or 200. Usually, 211 came with large points for a 300, but this one has the small points
@@tommys_trucks_trains_tractors that's a lot of plow for those tractors
@@FarmallFanatic it worked fine. Only 2 bottoms, but bigger.
Sod turning season 💪❤️
Man U were doing some speed plowing!!
Lol oops 😬
Good job man good video
I’m new to you channel... the planting you do... is it for person, for sale or just a hobby? I haven’t had a chance to watch all of your videos. I do love the auction video!
I sell the grain
@@FarmallFanatic awesome! Great videos!
Your the plow master👍
💥Boom 💥
So when is that new plow showing up?
I got bids in on UShip...so we shall see
Gotta little lean to it. Looks like some good dirt. 💥👍🏿 🍻
Yea she turnin'
That 756 doesn’t even labor with that 3-bottom plow. Don’t get me wrong, I love the Super C with fast hitch….. I’ve got one. But you are not going to like that disk on that Super C when you get it fixed, because the little Super C will labor pulling that disk. The Super C is a handy little maneuverable tractor, but a heavy puller she’s not.
Oh I bet...it definitely feels heavy
Good job!
Happy Easter!!!
Happy Easter
Looks like you have a little drainage problem at the end of that field. I would have backed that plow in there and cut a ditch to drain it...
We've had a week straight of rain and snow
Yep that would do it...