Pics from my trip

Golfgar4 · Jul 13, 2003

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( we're looking for a digital but I think we'll be in the $500 range. )</font>

Mark,

I think you've seen my posts in the "Rural" section ( Is 40 Acres Enough for a Golf Course? ) or in the "Photo" forum ( Are Air Boats Considered Farm Implements? ). All of those photos were taken with a Kodak DX4900 digital camera. We got it on sale for $300 (down from $400) last year. I can't give you the specs for it 'cause I don't have the manual handy. But it does a great job for us. Of course, we're also the same people that say that we can't see much difference between DVD's and VHS tapes! /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif Our kids tell us we're nuts!

Anyway, the price is in your range. Unless you're a real photo bug, it would do you nicely! /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

zenmek · Jul 13, 2003

Great pics, wish I could have browsed the exhibits /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif

bgott · Jul 14, 2003

"Hi, the rollover plow is so that when you get to the end of the furrow you can turn right around and come back down the same exact furrow. You can plow the entire field in one direction instead of having two furrows to run."

And when you plow that way it saves you from having a big fat dead furrow in the middle of the field where the two different directions meet.

Robert_in_NY · Jul 14, 2003

Correct. My only problem with 2-3 bottom rollover plows is that when you get to the headland you have to screw around to get back to the furrow as the tractor can not turn that tight. Either have a large headland where you can swing the tractor around or you have to stop, back up, and go forward once you line up with the furrow. But when you get into larger plows then it gets to be more sensible.