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Vladimir Maksimenko
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Home-made mini tractor 4*4 with the joint joined frame
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I want to show how I made two corps plow with old and slightly different horse plows.
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I checked the winter, two days after the minor frosts. The ground is wet and not polished blades, which adhere to the land.
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Brushed snow on the second day of Christmas.
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Progress Report for two years
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Thank you! Yes, my comfortable seat
Camdigger
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Definitely one of the better tractor builds Vladimir. Congratulations.
Back home, plows have fallen out of favor because they don't perform well in rocky ground. I am no plow expert, but if your mouldboards are rusty, could you buff them with a wire wheel? I recall a neighbour back home that greased his moldboards after fall plowing to prevent the heavy clay soil from sticking. One other thing, does anyone over there use a coulter? Counters are vertical discs set up to slice the sod before the share comes along to cut the sod off, and the mouldboard turns it over.
I don't want to take anything away from a brilliant build, but I am curious....
Back home, plows have fallen out of favor because they don't perform well in rocky ground. I am no plow expert, but if your mouldboards are rusty, could you buff them with a wire wheel? I recall a neighbour back home that greased his moldboards after fall plowing to prevent the heavy clay soil from sticking. One other thing, does anyone over there use a coulter? Counters are vertical discs set up to slice the sod before the share comes along to cut the sod off, and the mouldboard turns it over.
I don't want to take anything away from a brilliant build, but I am curious....