Spencer Bruton is a 15 year old student who enjoys working on his Pa's farm in Johnston County, NC, and on our Montgomery County, NC hay farm. His family often joins him on his adventures, especially his Dad, Isaac. The two farms are separated by over 100 miles, so it makes for interesting adventures; especially since our hay tenant is no longer in business! That means we have to keep the fields mowed, build some paths for the four-wheeler, and clear the creek. We are NOT in the hay business! Needless to say, there are lots of projects for these suburbanites!
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Good time to bring up the fact that when operating a tractor... you shouldn't be anywhere near where the tractor is about to be, so many people have died because of accidents.
I have 184 planter like the one you are planting with. I just purchased the gauge depth plates and see that you have them on your planter. I can’t get mine mounted like they should and was wanting to see if you had any pictures of your planter from the side view? Also you mentioned planting sunflowers with a cotton plate, have you ever tried planting sunflowers with a corn plate ?
After plowing, do you disc the soil? I'm all new to this whole thing. I own a 1.3 acre lot was thinking of possibly buying a cub from someone on FB marketplace. Would this be too much tractor for my little plot? Have always wanted to plant my own corn and potatoes and a few other things.
I've still got and use my Granddaddy's Farmall Cub and all the bells and whistles that go with it he bought it brand new in 1949, it was and will be the first and last tractor I've ever drove very proud of it
This is one of the WORST things you can do to ANY mower with a hydro transmission. If you pull anything heavier than a mower yard cart your gonna cause your hydro transmission to fail/ tear up and once that happens your looking at $650 just for the transmission part. In other words you just destroyed your mower.
I want a lawn so I can get me one of those super satisfying sweepers. Maybe restrict the distance the mower throws the clippings to keep the clippings in the footprint of the sweeper. Thanks for sharing
As far as I know, you can if you can find the correct wide front axle. Those tractors could be purchased with either the 2 wheel tricycle front, tricycle front with 1 big wheel or a wide axle adjustable front end. I've seen them with all 3 configurations. The B I believe only came as a tricycle tractor with 1 or 2 wheels but I have seen at least 2 that were refitted with a wide front axle.
Rarely do we spend the night as there is no home on the property. Our family has a home about three miles away that we may use on occasion. The thought of putting a single-wide mobile home or a camper is appealing.
@@longdistancefarmer7836 man that makes for some long days!! That travel time both ways and then work on top of it!! Starting with a workable camper might be a good option even if you need to run a generator for power and bring in water with you. Like camping but not with the hastle of a tent and the mess when it rains. Also give you another place besides the truck or shed when it rains while there to hang out.
@@longdistancefarmer7836 not any more than a plastic one of the same size. Five gallons is a little heavy either way you lug it, but the gas won't pour until you pull the handle.
