I am glad it is raining outside because stating on this thread just had me glued to the screen for 3 hours. WONDERFUL PHOTOS, Thanks to all. Grant.

 
 

 

The Twenty in the above photo is a very early machine.

Kurt Bangert wrote:

The RD-4 looks nearly new. He doesn't appear to be doing much to those clods! Unfortunately, been there, done that...

Yes clods are trouble at times but will grow more than sandy soil over time.
The RD 4 is ready to move down the road with street pads and rubber on chisel plow as well.
 

not as good a quality as some but a nice pic  

I wonder if she is still as good looking today as she did back then in the photo?

Wombat

 
 

Ray54 wrote:

Kurt Bangert wrote:

The RD-4 looks nearly new. He doesn't appear to be doing much to those clods! Unfortunately, been there, done that...

Yes clods are trouble at times but will grow more than sandy soil over time.
The RD 4 is ready to move down the road with street pads and rubber on chisel plow as well.
***That looks like a Western ring roller behind the Killefer chisel. What I find unique is, the solid wheels on rubber. I have seen only spoke wheels and no rubber. I agree, too many clods for this ex-farmer!*** JM