Wow,

Great job on the new board! I applaud all those that contributed to the continued success of the site.

Thought I would put up a test picture of my TEN and the new subsoiler.

Pat in NC

Pat, that is a photo good enough to go on a calendar. Look at those bug-eyed lights! Heck, they are bigger than the tractor!!!!!!!!!!! GWH

Wow what big eyes you have! THose original? Just asking:)

GWH, Tractorguy,

Those are off a 1928 Buick. I had to patch them up and find a new lense for one. Then I welded up my own mounts. They do draw lots of attention! Not as bright as a halogen, but brighter than 10 candles!!

Pat in NC

Non-existant user wrote:

Not as bright as a halogen, but brighter than 10 candles!!

...and the wind won't blow them out.

I always vote more for functionality than origionality. I'd prefer the added safety and ease of nighttime use.

Al

Pat,
Are you able to pull that very deep. I'm guessing it would give the Ten a good workout. Nice looking setup.

Matt

Pat, them are some BIG headlights:D ! How many double A batteries does it take to light just one? Can't believe that Walmart would stock enough to make them work!

SpragueM,

As you can see, the the paint is still on the chisel. I have not yet had the opportunity to see what depth it will pull. Here in clay country, I have my doubts about a full cut. (22") But I have it adjusted to start with small cuts first. Just need the time and the land to give it a go. My wife seems to think that trying it out in our back yard would not be a good idea. She's not buying into my ultimate aereator theory.

trakman,

I have installed a generator to power up all three lights. I have an implement light on the back edge of the left fender too. The glow looks pretty nice at dusk!

Pat in NC