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Posted by comfortkingh on November 04, 2005 at 07:31:30 from (67.50.250.84):
In Reply to: plowing posted by mitchp on November 04, 2005 at 06:46:00:
When you get to the center, let your back bottom run in the furrow of the other land. You will want to go slow and the front of your plow will be up on ground that is all ready plowed. Your back bottom will go real deep, that is ok. Now when you go back to fill this deep furrow in you will have the extra dirt from the deep furrow and this dirt will be clean (free of trash. You leave the back plow up some.
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