Working Tomorow!

[Edward. S]

Well, tomorrow I'm going to get some work done on the wet field. Hopefully I will get at least 25 shots to share with you guys! I will be doing some things like, Disking , Tilling, Ripping, Spreading Manure, Spreading Fertilizer, Making rows, Planting and some more stuff. I'll probably be driving the 5085M most of the time.. Posting time might be tomorrow or around April 6 ,8PM PDT? Make requests NOW if you want to see anything. I will probably showing you guys a video how hard I shift the tractor

 

[beenthere]

Why work a wet field?
Maybe we will see pics of slinging mud, or being stuck in it?

That is quite a list of work to do on a wet field in a day. (or is it really that "tomorrow" never comes )

 

[Edward. S]

Hehe, Back with a about 10 photos ill post them after dinner. I had atleast 2 acres that were pretty dry and I didnt get stuck once. Just almost on my first pass.

 

[Edward. S]

Photo Time!!!! It was too wet for the morning so I had to do all the tillage. So I have tillage photos today but I will have planting pics tomorrow .

 

[Edward. S]

Some more.. Sometimes I dont know why I cant upload pictures Got some big files.

 

[Edward. S]

Strange some got deleted post them back up one minute. More for tommorow!

 

[AKfish]

Good lookin' tractor, Edward! :thumbsup: You've got some mighty fine lookin' soil there, too! Is that a chisel plow you're workin' the ground with?

What are you going to plant? The land looks like you could grow just about anything you wanted to plant... well, maybe not pineapples!!

Thanks for posting. Beautiful area!

AKfish

 

[Edward. S]

Good lookin' tractor, Edward! :thumbsup: You've got some mighty fine lookin' soil there, too! Is that a chisel plow you're workin' the ground with?

What are you going to plant? The land looks like you could grow just about anything you wanted to plant... well, maybe not pineapples!!

Thanks for posting. Beautiful area!

AKfish

I'm probably going to seed some spinach and some green onions and plant some Asian greens. And yes that is a chisel plow. Pulling that with the 6715 is way better than the 6420 since it has narrow skinny row crop tires.

 

[Glen Watkins]

Looks like a beautiful area Edward thanks for the pics!

 

[Edward. S]

Looks like a beautiful area Edward thanks for the pics!

No problem Glen, Hopefully I can post the pictures later tonight.

 

[jenkinsph]

Edward,
Looks like great soil to work with, ought to grow anything. Nice tractor what size tires on the 6715?

 

[Edward. S]

Edward,
Looks like great soil to work with, ought to grow anything. Nice tractor what size tires on the 6715?

They are 18.4R38s And on fronts are 13.6R24 I believe... I wish I had something like 16.9R24 on the front a lot more traction :thumbsup: I have a question for you guys whats that filter that says 252 on it? I know its how many hours it was changed at but what is it? 11th picture! On the 14th picture guess all the tractors in there all right and get a prize!

 

[Edward. S]

Guys, feel free to add things I want to see how you guys operate your equipment!

 

[AKfish]

Great post Edward! Enjoying all that work - from a distance!

Must be a number of dairy cows in your neighborhood. That's quite a "poop pile" you're movin' onto the fields!

That "mystery filter"... well, there's really only 4 things that get filtered on a tractor - fuel, oil, hydraulic fluid and air. Don't believe it's air.. and it not likely fuel given the size of the inlet and outlet lines - 'course you might have a 13.6 liter in that 5085, huh?

So, that leaves oil and hyd fluid. Finally, realized that the pic is orientated wrong... and the filter is really parallel to the ground and located at the rear of the tractor - it's a hyd filter!

Sure like the looks of your 5085M. Does make me wonder a bit if I should have gone up another step to the 85? Oh well, that horse it outta the barn, now!

Thanks again for a look at your farm and the work you're doing this Spring. Appreciate you taking the time to "fool with a camera" in the field and then loading everything on TBN. :thumbsup:

AKfish

 

[Rob-D]

Beautiful land and soil!

Rob

 

[Bigfoot62]

Guys, feel free to add things I want to see how you guys operate your equipment!

Here's a few pics:
John Deere 5085M with the HayKing renovator plow. The renovator plow loosens up the soil and incorporates the lime and fertilizer that was just applied.
NH TN70A (second pic shows the NH carrying the chain-link drag harrow) The harrow is pulled behind the renovator plow.