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pics of spring planting and 1st cutting hay
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    Posted: 31 May 2012 at 8:12pm




sunday before mothers day started planting corn my dad on the XT and 600 planter




 this was today my son Hoyt loves to help me  just hope he is into it later when i need his help.              Shawn
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Thanks for the pictures. Looks like he ready to run the baler himself.
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that's about an over kill on te disk!!  lol...but that sure is a nice 7045!! nice pics! i have the same series planter as you, cept in 6 and 8 row models!
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shameless if the beans do good this year i will be looking for a bigger one   maybe a 385
        Shawn
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With the thrower on the baler, ya miss all the fun and exercise of picking up the bales --LOL.
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That's a very very nice 7045 Shawn.  That was dad's big tractor back in the day and I spent quite some time discing and plowing in one.  Great tractor.  Wish I still had dad's.
 
I wouldn't worry about your son, I think he's hooked!
1957 WD45 dad's first AC

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Wow Shawn those are gorgeous pics and gorgeous equip!
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thanks captain
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looks neat,, a bit overkill for the baler too!! LOL the largest I could tolerate baling was a Farmall 656 gas on a IH baler w/thrower. neighbor I worked for had a Case 830 diesel CK, was perfect till the pto got weak then used the 1175 but that was way to much for my likeing.
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Great looking equipment.JP
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there is a bunch of us here that use big tractors to square bail with      neighbor uses 1086  another uses 1066 or 105 white   mainly for big wagons on our  steep ground  plus    its  the only one that  has air.
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yeah i was thinkin the same thing. that's the same size disk we pull with our d-19! makes her grunt though!LOL
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