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Plowing pictures.
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    Posted: 19 Oct 2011 at 10:38am
Week or so back I got one of my WD's out and hitched up the 2-14 plow and turned over some old pasture. Ground hadn't been plowed in at least 25 years, and just a few weeks prior to plowing I was pushing brush and tag alder out the field with the dozer. It wasn't the best plowing job ever as there was lots of rocks/roots/and stumps in there to slow you down and hang you up. But I'll give the frost all winter to break it up and work the ground in the spring and then get some oats planted. Enjoy the pictures. I have a video I will try to get on Youtube in the very near future as well.
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One of the early rounded beam pick-up plows yet.  I looked for one of them for years, finally found one and it started raining them.  Now I have four and I'm storing another one for Butch.
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I'm sure the plow was bought new with the tractor in 1950 by my Grandpa. 
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Great to see another old WD earning its keep!
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Have 2 working WD's at the moment and they see lots of action from cutting and raking hay, to plowing and discing small fields and the garden. Just got my All crop a few months ago and hope to pull it with one of the WD's to harvest oats on this patch of ground next fall. 
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