Spring work; pics

Some more pictures our D6C and D4D.

Spring cultivation with a 42' Wil-rich cultivator

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and with a 30' Krause cultivator

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seeding with the D4D and 24' great plains drill

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the lens was dirty on the last two, otherwise those would be some of my favorites.

now for two shots from inside first from the D6C

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then the D4D, yes that is a GPS, which is used mainly for spraying with a wheel tractor but when it is hard to see the mark seeding, we mount it on the cat, probably the only old cat to have a GPS in it.

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now some of you who have seen ag cats working the northwest may know that radiator air scoops are used to keep abrasive dirt from the radiator. Nobody uses them close by because our soil is clay and not abrasive. Our D6C came with one on, we removed it and hung it up in the shed.

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Anybody have question? feel free to ask.

I would appreciate it a lot if everybody listed their favorite few pictures from this thread, I really like to know which ones everybody likes.

I will have pics of a D6B and a D4 2T, as well as some of the neighbors cats later on in a different thread.

Keep the pictures coming. Very interesting. The soil andcountry is so much different than our area. Steepest hill I could find

Darrol D8H

Northwest Idaho Farmer: this steepest hill I could find.

Darrol D8H