Heat Houser
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Using my grandad's 1941 B Farmall to pull a 10 ft VanBrunt grain drill
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Probably worked out fine. Last several years have drilled with a Farmall 200. Doesn"t take a big tractorto pull a grain drill. This year I plan to use MF180 with duals. Hopefully, will leave field smoother, as I am also seeding alfalfa for next year"s hayland. If the weather ever cooperates, that is. Doesn"t look too promising for next week.
The Dukester
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I planted many an acre of oats and wheat plus some rye and spelts with a high side wheel 13 hole(runner) John Deere Van Brunt drill and towing a double drum Dunham cultipacker, usually pulled with a Farmall H. (With the cultipacker this would have been a little too much for a B Farmall). Actually drilled quite a lot of grain after dark in the spring and fall.
State of Jefferson
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Me thinks you're referring to a different variety of oats, and an ENTIRELY different variety of drill...
Ben
Ben
Heat Houser
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I can only imagine how small it truly is.
Anonymous-0
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Dad never had much luck sowing oats in unplowed ground. They came up reasonably OK but yield was poor. Never got them in early enough so that was also a factor.
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