Man yeah, looks like your configuration worked perfect!! Love the front center shank rolling the soil out like that!! Boy it can get busy working those chisel plows especially trying to film! The 1086 draft doesn't seem to work very well either, and quite the chore to handle in my packed soil! I really enjoyed all the cmaera angles, and the voice over explaining what happened! Thank you Mr SBF for bringing us along, and look fwd to seeing the disk run across this very soon!! 😀☕☕
Don't know how I could be any more delighted with how this all came together and worked out so praise God and I thank Him that we are able to celebrate to His glory. Nelson my friend make your way on over there to the buffet table. 🌭🌭🌭🌭🥪🥪🥪🥪🌮🌮🌮🌮🍔🍔🍔🍔🍕🍕🍕🍕🍗🍗🍗🍗🥧🥧🥧🥧🍰🍰🧁🧁
Ron I'm very pleased with how that project turned out and how well the tool actually performs. I will need to complete the testing by running a disc over the ground and see if it remains smooth or if it develops waves. Thank you for watching here and your continued support of this channel.🙂☕
Great video my friend! It's obviously a lot dryer where you are than it is up here. We had over a foot of snow that melted in the last week and a half due to rain and some warmer weather (low 60), so everything is very mushy and I couldn't even think about getting into the field yet. That 4020 sounded great, like always. Keep up the good work.
That huge frontal system moving across the country yesterday, last night the rain got here about 3:00 a.m. I've got about a half inch of rain in the rain gauge temperatures are still warm but we anticipate cooler air coming in this afternoon. Thank you for watching here supporting this channel my friend. 😊🇺🇸
Greg I got bit by that same bug don't know what it is about watching dirt get worked but I do enjoy seeing it happen. Always good to find you here in the comments thanks for supporting the channel.
I was only thinking this man is darn good driving a tractor, holding a camera and playing a guitar.!!!!!!! Then that happened. Just watched Farmer P video. a farmer in the UK that had spent some of his day visiting a new John Deere dealership, with lots of big green things with yellow wheels all lined for some one to buy. Not only were they Deere but expensive as well, so he only came away with two pork rolls inside him. Thanks for posting and the time you took getting those camera angles. Hey I got the No. 1. comment slot, magic!!!!
I had a huge belly laugh when I read your first paragraph thank you for setting that up like that allowing time for me to recover so I could enjoy reading the rest of what you had to share with me here. 😊
That was looking pretty good. This new generation in my area doesn’t plow or chisel as much in my area anymore. Take care and have a blessed day and weekend my friend.
If the rain rolls in here as predicted for tomorrow then I'll actually have mud fields as well. Considering the time of year no big worries I'm just glad I got the ground ripped open so the water can soak in deep. Thank you very much for dropping by the channel good to see you here in the comments.🙂☕
Our weather has been on an up-down roller coaster ride for the last couple of weeks yep about 70 degrees out there yesterday and tonight expected into the twenties. What a difference a day can make. Thanks for watching. 🙂☕
Gary I had to wait for it to dry out. I ran a little test to see if I could get over it with the rwa disc. gave me a chance to test out my new tires and see how I liked the higher lift. I think weaving the three main video clips together might get people to watch longer, that was my attempt. Thank you for letting me know you enjoyed the video. 😊
Nearly 60 this morning but now in the 20's with over an inch of rain today and ice turning to snow tonight. We are wet, wet, wet. I'm glad the chisel plow is working out.
With this front moving across our nation we're supposed to be in the upper twenties here tomorrow morning. Got a lot of Gusty wind going on out there right now, the line of showers hasn't reached here yet. Tim thank you for your long-term support of this channel and yes it was wonderful how God put all this together for me.😊🙏
That magnet mount for that little action camera works really good since I learned I needed to shorten the piece between the two to take out some of the vibration. Thank you very much for your continued support of this channel.
I don't think I could be any more delighted with the outcome especially with how all this came together. Thank you very much for dropping by and watching the videos and supporting channel. 😊
The plows did a great job. No humps or ridges. Hopefully you guys don't get all the rain and wind that we had here in West Tennessee Thursday afternoon.
Had the wind most of the day yesterday rain got here about 3:00 a.m. last night, there's a half inch in my rain gauge. I do not know how I could be any more pleased with how this project worked out. Is very nice to see you here in the comments and thank you for your long time support of this channel. 😊☕
Once I put my camera down then I really started enjoying my tractor. Working a tractor under load and not having your hands available increases the odds of having what happened with me. I'm glad I chose to shut it down then put up the camera and just started over. that situation could have gone wrong in so many ways. Thanks for being here watching videos supporting the channel. 😊
I am extremely pleased with the performance of this implement and so thankful to God for how he provided for my need. Thank you very much for supporting this channel. 😊
Seems to work real nice. Ive sure got the spring fever but i still have some projects to work on. Ground is froze solid where i live so cant do much but work in the shop and try to work on some tree lines
Josiah, every year I watch the farmers up north get into the harvest about a month to 6 weeks ahead of me I get to itching so bad and wanting to get in my combine so I know what you're talking about. Thank you very much for being here supporting this channel. 😊
Looks like it's going in good! How deep do you think it's going? I need to use the one I built on some hay fields as soon as it dries up!! They really help
I mowboard plowed that area about 2 months ago and I'm pretty sure that I was turning about 12 in deep with my plow. About 90% of the time I could feel the load on the tractor so that tells me I was deeper with the chisel plow than I was with the moldboard plow. I don't think I could be any more delighted with how this turned out. Thank you very much for being here to celebrate it with me. 🍝🥪🥪🍟🍕🌮🌮🍗🍗🌭🌭🍔🍔🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕🍔🍔🍔🌮🌮🌮🌮🥪🥪🥪🥪🌭🌭🌭🌭🍻🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
Gene, I don't know how I could be any more pleased with the total outcome of this project. Thank you very much for being here supporting this channel by watching the videos.😊
Exactly the lil setup I'm looking for to start up my Garlic farm . Any ideas guys on the costs I should be expecting for a small tractor like that and the chisel plough ? ATM I'm breaking the sod with a front tine tiller and lifting the soil with broadforks .
Better than great, it worked out to the glory of God because you my friend did not hesitate to do what God asked you to do concerning helping another one of His. I count myself blessed to know you as my Brother in Christ as well as being able to call you my friend in this life. Thank you my friend. 😊🙏
T-shirt kind of an afternoon out there a bit breezy but the sunshine made it bearable. Last Tuesday morning was a whole different story. Great to see you here in the comments my friend. 😊
I'd like to try to plant sometime in the middle of May that seems to be about the best pic from all the years I have planted beans here. I hope things are well with you Ted. 😊
Frank after a few minor adjustments on the top link leveling out the toolbar it did pull nice. Thank you for being here watching supporting this channel.🙂
Looks like there was another snow storm that went through the North last night as a result of that huge frontal boundary that passed over America yesterday. We got rain last night there's about a half inch in my rain gauge. Thank you very much for being here supporting this channel. 😊☕
Five shanks on this plow is a good match to the horsepower of this tractor however I had the shanks arranged in a bad configuration and created some wavy land with it. took several passes with the light disc to get it flattened out. I moved the shanks back the way they were when I first got the plow and it works great now.
Hi James 5 shanks on this plow is a good match for this tractor and I'm very glad that I got the fifth shank back on it. Magnet Mount camera is the way to go. Thanks for watching here.
Just curious how many acres you farm about? If everything goes according to plan I'll be buying about 10 acres this spring to plant corn with. My Farmall a be my primary tractor cause that's what I have right now. I know 10 acres isn't anything but it at least gets my feet wet in farming on my own. I love the videos keep up the good work!
Joshua I hope you are able to realize your dreams of getting into farming. Coming up this spring I will be planting my 22nd year. This is a very small family farm with only about 24 Acres open for planting and since my cousin got back into farming he's doing about 12 acres and I'm doing about 12 acres but we're having one heck of a good time. It was very nice to see you here in the comments and thank you for watching the videos at this channel.
Oh I'm well aware! I'm not looking at doing it for money it's more of a dream of mine! I was born with the will to farm! I know 10 acres won't make me any money that's what my day job is for but it's more or so to see if this dream I always wanted is what I really want in life or not. I figure start out small with no debt then slowly work my way up to a good size farm. I guess you can say farming is in my blood!
We've got rain in the forecast for later tonight right now it's very windy I'm having to tolerate that damn vinyl clap. Rain on top of melting snow is definitely going to create above normal runoff. Here's hoping you're on The high ground.
Why don't you ever use a breaking plow or a bottom plow and turn the dirt over? That's what I use every year to start prepping my corn fields always have a better result and yield after using a breaking plow. Just curious
SBF I don't mean to seem rude but what is your purpose / goal with cultivating the soil this deep? From watching and listening the video It seemed to me that the single tine at the front is working somewhat deeper than the rear two. Perhaps that is because you have fitted a new point to it and the others are somewhat effectively shorter and therefore working a little shallower? Perhaps the rear tyres are sinking in or are digging down into the soil as it works as it clearly is a heavy draft task. Whatever I suggest you lengthen the toplink perhaps a full turn or so. I'm possibly mistaken but I thought that there were at least three occasions when I thought I heard the hydraulics respond to you altering the quadrant setting and almost simultaneously the nose of the tractor lift slightly on each occasion. I have had a similar experiences when pulling heavy loads and found out that the issue is one of insufficient nose weight and adding extra front weight helps with this. Is your fuel tank right at the front of the tractor? I have found that the difference between a full tank and a near empty one can make a significant difference especially if pulling up a slope!
Dan there is no rudeness in your question it is simply a question. The answer, yes I am breaking the hardpan at the depth I'm running which puts this in the order of heavy tillage and I was foolish to even attempt having the camera in my hand. You have a keen astute eye because yes the front end of the tractor was coming up ever so slightly while I was manually working the depth of the tool. I did not fuel the tractor before going out for this test run and after looking later I found the level in the tank to be only at about a quarter filled, so there was very little weight up there. All five plow points were new and even but I did have the tool itself pitched low in the front. It took a full turn and a half on the top link to level it out and it did pull much better afterwards. Finding that Harmony between the tool and the tractor completed the testing I wanted to do so I stopped and put it away. It's always a pleasure to find you here in the comments Dan. thank you for taking the time to share your experience and knowledge here with me. 🙂☕
There's a pretty large front moving across the country right now you got the snow behind the rain and we got the rain behind the Gusty wind. Nice to see you here Ethan I hope things are going well for you. 😊
Nope not quite wide enough to get the wheel tracks but it is a vast improvement over what I had with only four shanks. Keith thank you for your long time support here at this channel. 😊
The only tool I have which makes the front end light on the 4020 is the seedbed finisher but I have found that if I put a full tank of fuel up there it works out if I am careful not to start off too quick. Thanks for watching 🙂
Nice to see that 4020 working but I would much rather listen to the sound of that tractor working as opposed to listening to background music. Music is a personal thing to every individual . Don't need music on these types of videos.
I knew Mikey would like it---and it's FAST TOO!!! Heck, go over it again at an angle and really work it up. "Taste and see that LORD JEHOVAH is good, and blessed are all who trust upon him. ... Taste and see that the Lord is good: blessed is the man who hopes in him."
That angle thing with chisel plowing as well as subsoiling puts a lot of uneven stress on the tool which is actually transferred back to the load control shaft on the tractor and for that reason I don't really want to do a lot of it other than the end dressing out at the ends of the field. There is a celebration here in my heart and it's to His glory to acknowledge how He made all this come together. Clark make your way on over to the banquet table and help yourself. 🍗🍗🍗🍕🍕🍕🍔🍔🍔🌮🌮🌮🥪🥪🥪🌭🌭🌭
Fortunately I was only testing and there's less than a quarter of an acre of land that I've been over with this. I guess the final testing will be to take the disc out and see how it turns out.
Man yeah, looks like your configuration worked perfect!! Love the front center shank rolling the soil out like that!! Boy it can get busy working those chisel plows especially trying to film! The 1086 draft doesn't seem to work very well either, and quite the chore to handle in my packed soil! I really enjoyed all the cmaera angles, and the voice over explaining what happened! Thank you Mr SBF for bringing us along, and look fwd to seeing the disk run across this very soon!! 😀☕☕
Don't know how I could be any more delighted with how this all came together and worked out so praise God and I thank Him that we are able to celebrate to His glory.
Nelson my friend make your way on over there to the buffet table. 🌭🌭🌭🌭🥪🥪🥪🥪🌮🌮🌮🌮🍔🍔🍔🍔🍕🍕🍕🍕🍗🍗🍗🍗🥧🥧🥧🥧🍰🍰🧁🧁
@@SoybeanFarmer3300 AMEN my friend, 🙏 🙏 🙏
Looks like the chisel plow is working really well there. Really makes the Ol' 4020 talk a little too. LOL Thanks for the ride along. Take care.
Ron I'm very pleased with how that project turned out and how well the tool actually performs. I will need to complete the testing by running a disc over the ground and see if it remains smooth or if it develops waves. Thank you for watching here and your continued support of this channel.🙂☕
Great video SBF, nice chisel action, the 4020 never fails to make awesome music, great sounding tractor
Jan thank you for that my friend. 😊
Great video my friend! It's obviously a lot dryer where you are than it is up here. We had over a foot of snow that melted in the last week and a half due to rain and some warmer weather (low 60), so everything is very mushy and I couldn't even think about getting into the field yet. That 4020 sounded great, like always. Keep up the good work.
That huge frontal system moving across the country yesterday, last night the rain got here about 3:00 a.m. I've got about a half inch of rain in the rain gauge temperatures are still warm but we anticipate cooler air coming in this afternoon. Thank you for watching here supporting this channel my friend. 😊🇺🇸
It's so satisfying to watch dirt being worked. Nice job SBF.
Greg I got bit by that same bug don't know what it is about watching dirt get worked but I do enjoy seeing it happen. Always good to find you here in the comments thanks for supporting the channel.
I was only thinking this man is darn good driving a tractor, holding a camera and playing a guitar.!!!!!!! Then that happened.
Just watched Farmer P video. a farmer in the UK that had spent some of his day visiting a new John Deere dealership, with lots of big green things with yellow wheels all lined for some one to buy. Not only were they Deere but expensive as well, so he only came away with two pork rolls inside him.
Thanks for posting and the time you took getting those camera angles. Hey I got the No. 1. comment slot, magic!!!!
I had a huge belly laugh when I read your first paragraph thank you for setting that up like that allowing time for me to recover so I could enjoy reading the rest of what you had to share with me here. 😊
That was looking pretty good. This new generation in my area doesn’t plow or chisel as much in my area anymore. Take care and have a blessed day and weekend my friend.
Probably gone mostly no till these days. Thanks Tony and God bless you too. 🙂
Boy I wish I could get in the field here. Pure mud. Your dirt looks good and dry. 4020 sounding good as well. Thanks for sharing.
If the rain rolls in here as predicted for tomorrow then I'll actually have mud fields as well. Considering the time of year no big worries I'm just glad I got the ground ripped open so the water can soak in deep.
Thank you very much for dropping by the channel good to see you here in the comments.🙂☕
I am glad you got it fixed and back to going!
Paul thanks for dropping by the channel and watching the video. Hope things are well for you my friend. 😊
Boy am I jealous you are out in the field! 20 degrees and frozen here. Looks like the chisel was doing a good job 👍
Our weather has been on an up-down roller coaster ride for the last couple of weeks yep about 70 degrees out there yesterday and tonight expected into the twenties. What a difference a day can make. Thanks for watching. 🙂☕
Wouldn't work up here in Iowa right n ow SBF. The ground here is frozen rock solid. That was a fun video. Thanks for sharing
Gary I had to wait for it to dry out. I ran a little test to see if I could get over it with the rwa disc. gave me a chance to test out my new tires and see how I liked the higher lift. I think weaving the three main video clips together might get people to watch longer, that was my attempt. Thank you for letting me know you enjoyed the video. 😊
Nearly 60 this morning but now in the 20's with over an inch of rain today and ice turning to snow tonight. We are wet, wet, wet.
I'm glad the chisel plow is working out.
With this front moving across our nation we're supposed to be in the upper twenties here tomorrow morning. Got a lot of Gusty wind going on out there right now, the line of showers hasn't reached here yet. Tim thank you for your long-term support of this channel and yes it was wonderful how God put all this together for me.😊🙏
Well you got some good filming angles there from the side underneath and from the back that was was awesome and I bet you had a blast doing it to
That magnet mount for that little action camera works really good since I learned I needed to shorten the piece between the two to take out some of the vibration. Thank you very much for your continued support of this channel.
Looks like you have that working good! Nice job!
I don't think I could be any more delighted with the outcome especially with how all this came together. Thank you very much for dropping by and watching the videos and supporting channel. 😊
The plows did a great job. No humps or ridges. Hopefully you guys don't get all the rain and wind that we had here in West Tennessee Thursday afternoon.
Had the wind most of the day yesterday rain got here about 3:00 a.m. last night, there's a half inch in my rain gauge.
I do not know how I could be any more pleased with how this project worked out. Is very nice to see you here in the comments and thank you for your long time support of this channel. 😊☕
The 4020 sounds awesome under a load hope you have a great crop year
Once I put my camera down then I really started enjoying my tractor. Working a tractor under load and not having your hands available increases the odds of having what happened with me. I'm glad I chose to shut it down then put up the camera and just started over. that situation could have gone wrong in so many ways. Thanks for being here watching videos supporting the channel. 😊
Looks like it did a very nice job.👍
I am extremely pleased with the performance of this implement and so thankful to God for how he provided for my need.
Thank you very much for supporting this channel. 😊
Seems to work real nice. Ive sure got the spring fever but i still have some projects to work on. Ground is froze solid where i live so cant do much but work in the shop and try to work on some tree lines
Josiah, every year I watch the farmers up north get into the harvest about a month to 6 weeks ahead of me I get to itching so bad and wanting to get in my combine so I know what you're talking about. Thank you very much for being here supporting this channel.
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Looks like it's going in good! How deep do you think it's going? I need to use the one I built on some hay fields as soon as it dries up!! They really help
I mowboard plowed that area about 2 months ago and I'm pretty sure that I was turning about 12 in deep with my plow. About 90% of the time I could feel the load on the tractor so that tells me I was deeper with the chisel plow than I was with the moldboard plow.
I don't think I could be any more delighted with how this turned out. Thank you very much for being here to celebrate it with me. 🍝🥪🥪🍟🍕🌮🌮🍗🍗🌭🌭🍔🍔🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕🍔🍔🍔🌮🌮🌮🌮🥪🥪🥪🥪🌭🌭🌭🌭🍻🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
Looks really good! great job:)
Thank you Thomas, thank you very much for saying that.
Nice vid, nice job on the dirt!
Gene, I don't know how I could be any more pleased with the total outcome of this project. Thank you very much for being here supporting this channel by watching the videos.😊
Exactly the lil setup I'm looking for to start up my Garlic farm . Any ideas guys on the costs I should be expecting for a small tractor like that and the chisel plough ?
ATM I'm breaking the sod with a front tine tiller and lifting the soil with broadforks .
No idea. Here is a link to my cousin's channel maybe he could help you out I'm not good at deals on equipment.
youtube.com/@csx4843
Looks like it worked out great.
Better than great, it worked out to the glory of God because you my friend did not hesitate to do what God asked you to do concerning helping another one of His. I count myself blessed to know you as my Brother in Christ as well as being able to call you my friend in this life. Thank you my friend. 😊🙏
Nice day to be out in the sunshine and on the 4020! Plenty of snow but 2 days of rain with warnings of up to 8" of snow sometime Friday.
T-shirt kind of an afternoon out there a bit breezy but the sunshine made it bearable. Last Tuesday morning was a whole different story.
Great to see you here in the comments my friend. 😊
getting all this work done when do you plan on planting this year? going for early or late
I'd like to try to plant sometime in the middle of May that seems to be about the best pic from all the years I have planted beans here. I hope things are well with you Ted. 😊
@@SoybeanFarmer3300 things are just moving along calving starts soon so….. be crazy wild
Looking good 👍🇨🇦
I think so too thank you very much for watching. 😊
Great to see the 4020 down and dirty pulling as it was intended to pull.
Frank after a few minor adjustments on the top link leveling out the toolbar it did pull nice.
Thank you for being here watching supporting this channel.🙂
Great running. It's snowing here currently (Northern IL)
There seems to be a really large front moving across the country. we're down in the gusty wind stages with rain approaching behind that.
Looks like a good job, only plowing going on up here is snow plowing. Lol. Thx
Looks like there was another snow storm that went through the North last night as a result of that huge frontal boundary that passed over America yesterday.
We got rain last night there's about a half inch in my rain gauge. Thank you very much for being here supporting this channel. 😊☕
Looks like a good match to me 👍
Five shanks on this plow is a good match to the horsepower of this tractor however I had the shanks arranged in a bad configuration and created some wavy land with it. took several passes with the light disc to get it flattened out. I moved the shanks back the way they were when I first got the plow and it works great now.
Riping it up nicely!!!
And I don't know how I could be any more delighted with how this has turned out from me especially the part about how I ended up getting the parts.
@@SoybeanFarmer3300 worked out well 👍
Looks like it did a good job.
Robert I don't know how I could be any more delighted with the total outcome of this project. Good to see you here in the comments.😊
That chisel plow is making that tractor work hard. May try to get a magnetic handle to mount the camera to the tractor. I'll need one myself.
Hi James 5 shanks on this plow is a good match for this tractor and I'm very glad that I got the fifth shank back on it. Magnet Mount camera is the way to go. Thanks for watching here.
Just curious how many acres you farm about? If everything goes according to plan I'll be buying about 10 acres this spring to plant corn with. My Farmall a be my primary tractor cause that's what I have right now. I know 10 acres isn't anything but it at least gets my feet wet in farming on my own. I love the videos keep up the good work!
Joshua I hope you are able to realize your dreams of getting into farming. Coming up this spring I will be planting my 22nd year. This is a very small family farm with only about 24 Acres open for planting and since my cousin got back into farming he's doing about 12 acres and I'm doing about 12 acres but we're having one heck of a good time. It was very nice to see you here in the comments and thank you for watching the videos at this channel.
Oh I'm well aware! I'm not looking at doing it for money it's more of a dream of mine! I was born with the will to farm! I know 10 acres won't make me any money that's what my day job is for but it's more or so to see if this dream I always wanted is what I really want in life or not. I figure start out small with no debt then slowly work my way up to a good size farm. I guess you can say farming is in my blood!
54 and raining like hell here today horrible flooding with all the snow disappearing
We've got rain in the forecast for later tonight right now it's very windy I'm having to tolerate that damn vinyl clap.
Rain on top of melting snow is definitely going to create above normal runoff. Here's hoping you're on The high ground.
Watching from goderich ontario Canada 🇨🇦
Hi Rob thanks for dropping by the channel. Hope things are going well for you up there. 🇺🇸🇨🇦
Why don't you ever use a breaking plow or a bottom plow and turn the dirt over? That's what I use every year to start prepping my corn fields always have a better result and yield after using a breaking plow. Just curious
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Thanks for watching 🙂
Can’t put my foot on it but the soil is not rolling out like it should. Maybe move the shanks around some.
SBF I don't mean to seem rude but what is your purpose / goal with cultivating the soil this deep?
From watching and listening the video It seemed to me that the single tine at the front is working somewhat deeper than the rear two. Perhaps that is because you have fitted a new point to it and the others are somewhat effectively shorter and therefore working a little shallower? Perhaps the rear tyres are sinking in or are digging down into the soil as it works as it clearly is a heavy draft task. Whatever I suggest you lengthen the toplink perhaps a full turn or so.
I'm possibly mistaken but I thought that there were at least three occasions when I thought I heard the hydraulics respond to you altering the quadrant setting and almost simultaneously the nose of the tractor lift slightly on each occasion. I have had a similar experiences when pulling heavy loads and found out that the issue is one of insufficient nose weight and adding extra front weight helps with this. Is your fuel tank right at the front of the tractor? I have found that the difference between a full tank and a near empty one can make a significant difference especially if pulling up a slope!
Dan there is no rudeness in your question it is simply a question. The answer, yes I am breaking the hardpan at the depth I'm running which puts this in the order of heavy tillage and I was foolish to even attempt having the camera in my hand.
You have a keen astute eye because yes the front end of the tractor was coming up ever so slightly while I was manually working the depth of the tool. I did not fuel the tractor before going out for this test run and after looking later I found the level in the tank to be only at about a quarter filled, so there was very little weight up there. All five plow points were new and even but I did have the tool itself pitched low in the front. It took a full turn and a half on the top link to level it out and it did pull much better afterwards. Finding that Harmony between the tool and the tractor completed the testing I wanted to do so I stopped and put it away.
It's always a pleasure to find you here in the comments Dan. thank you for taking the time to share your experience and knowledge here with me. 🙂☕
Looks like good ground conditions there, here in Ohio we’re still getting some snow here and there.
There's a pretty large front moving across the country right now you got the snow behind the rain and we got the rain behind the Gusty wind. Nice to see you here Ethan I hope things are going well for you. 😊
@@SoybeanFarmer3300 yup, things are going well here hope all is going well for you.
Let-R-Rip Potato Chip!
Now that the plow has been tested and I feel it is ready to go when the time is right, will let her rip. thanks Russ.
What’s the purpose of chisel plowing?
If you can run it deep enough you can actually break the hard pan it's kind of like a miniature Ripper.
Looks like it works well sir don’t look like it cover your wheel tracks though? ☕️👍
Nope not quite wide enough to get the wheel tracks but it is a vast improvement over what I had with only four shanks. Keith thank you for your long time support here at this channel. 😊
We pulled a Brady 8 ft chisel plow with our 4020.. no problems
Thanks for sharing that with me and for supporting this channel.
I figured it would be really light on the front end without any weights I was wronf
The only tool I have which makes the front end light on the 4020 is the seedbed finisher but I have found that if I put a full tank of fuel up there it works out if I am careful not to start off too quick.
Thanks for watching 🙂
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Thank you Tom and thanks for being here supporting this channel.
Nice to see that 4020 working but I would much rather listen to the sound of that tractor working as opposed to listening to background music. Music is a personal thing to every individual . Don't need music on these types of videos.
I knew Mikey would like it---and it's FAST TOO!!! Heck, go over it again at an angle and really work it up. "Taste and see that LORD JEHOVAH is good, and blessed are all who trust upon him. ... Taste and see that the Lord is good: blessed is the man who hopes in him."
That angle thing with chisel plowing as well as subsoiling puts a lot of uneven stress on the tool which is actually transferred back to the load control shaft on the tractor and for that reason I don't really want to do a lot of it other than the end dressing out at the ends of the field.
There is a celebration here in my heart and it's to His glory to acknowledge how He made all this come together.
Clark make your way on over to the banquet table and help yourself. 🍗🍗🍗🍕🍕🍕🍔🍔🍔🌮🌮🌮🥪🥪🥪🌭🌭🌭
I hear 5hp/shank. Then 10. Now 15.
I think it has a lot to do with the depth you're running at.
The way it’s set up is not good at all when u disk it’s going to look like a ocean of waves u may not see it now but u will
Fortunately I was only testing and there's less than a quarter of an acre of land that I've been over with this. I guess the final testing will be to take the disc out and see how it turns out.