kcm.MN
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Bob Bancroft
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- Aurora NY
That Super M is working! I count four furrows, although the first one is a bit funky.
caterpillar guy
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Hes plowing around a curve and if it is a Deere plow it will not turn a furrow over so well in sod. Our Oliver plow would lay the furrow over completely in sod and the Deere would tend to leave them up on edge if no coverboard. In corn stubble it didn't matter it would roll it over not in sod or wheat stubble so well. International would jam the furrow over as it turned it. Always liked the way an Oliver plow worked and pulled. Would pull easier and plow nicer. Just my experience with plows mentioned.
Rich'sToys
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- Southern MN
If that's a Deere plow, then somebody painted it wrong. Looks IH to me.
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