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D15 II Play Farming!
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    Posted: 15 Apr 2017 at 9:12pm
It's finally dried up enough to start getting my garden plots whipped into shape. Spent some time today rippin' up some dirt with my D15II, and my snap coupler tool bar with 4 chisel point rippers



This will be our Sweet Corn, and Pumpkin patch. I'm makin it twice as big as it was last year. I still need to disk it. then I'll set to it with my trusty Troy Bilt Horse.
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been dry up here, but I've been to busy to get any thing tilled up yet, got the manure spread, but that's as far as I've gotten.  glad to see somebody got there Allis out working.  nice looking tractor.
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that is a nice tractor! I thinks you should have mowed that plot first! lol
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Nice tiller! I am debating renting one. Have to us the neighbors tractor though, mine only has a snap coupler.. Gonna disk it up, and see what it looks like.
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I've got a 4ft tiller we use on our 5020 good for the garden, I don't know if tilling larger areas works or if it's better to use plows and discs?  that'll be a post for laterLOL.

we plan on using the d14 for tilling since parts are readily available unlike the 5020.Angry
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A D15 series II is a great little tractor. It was the first tractor I ever spent much seat time on. Dad had mostly Deere tractors but usually had a 15 around for chore jobs. I learned to plow with a two bottom 16 inch snap coupler plow on the 15. I bought my own 15 a year ago but need to do a few little things to it. Nice pics thanks for posting. Tom
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