Can 1220hp Rip 6ft Deep? 

Leg arms welded it 😉 that's not going anywhere

If it’s anything lie the tile plows that we use in South Dakota the cable from the case goes right under the belly of the big bud and attaches directly to plow. Just has a loop or two off the bottom of the big bud to keep the cable centered and out from under the tires.

If you look closely at 4.30 that’s it what they have done you can see the cable

@@songs8803 what do you mean a loop or two the big bud? Elaborate?

@Steve Bean no it's not,its only secured to the front of the Bud to prevent it from getting run over by Big Bud

Thank you for your support !

At this point in human history old glory isn’t about the country that claims it but what that beautiful old rag represents and stands for. Freedom and liberty for ALL. We are all in this together. God Bless. 🙏

Bring America back to the way it was. It's still a great place to live ...but were going down hill. Only place I want to live!!! AMERICA!!!!

Hell yeah

Actually the American flag is for Americans only. I love how people can like it too and can relate to what it stands for . But it’s American not worldly or a union of countries . I’m American I fight for American freedoms.

Yep. My dad died when I was 11 so I built my own future. They are lucky!

Great point.

You can tell where every house and town is in Saskatchewan cause it's the only place with trees ha ha

Indeed it was

No Differential lock I drove 1950's tractors with diff lock

@@alanreid3063 if that tractor needs diff lock your doing something wrong

@@tedanderson463 Yeah I know, I read all about them along time ago, i was simply commenting on how cool they are.

What exactly made the Big Bud be ahead of its time? I don't know much about US tractors from the 70's :) Was it just its size? Or did the Big Bud have other things that made it ahead of its time?

Nah then some people may show up to there house with not so good intent and they have kids you know

@@huntingforlife5740 Unfortunately I have to agree with you. I will happily stay ignorant to keep their family a little safer.

@@huntingforlife5740 I understand your point but with 1 min of googling you have their adress. Its not like there are 25000 new homes there. So it will be ez to find anyway

You nailed it, it is pulled by two older d8 cats and a d6 I believe. They only go 1mph but it gets the job done.

Can water and gas go in same trench

@@diymerlehowtoeatanelephant3714 No

Glad you enjoyed it!

You bet!

It may not rain enough to support tree growth

given that they are a half an hour from the Canadian border they should have a Maple Leaf flag

I do not know how they can e proud of their president. He is loosing his mind

@@georgedavidson1221 not many normal people are proud of the installed like a toilet president

@@georgedavidson1221 Loosing? You mean already lost it? Lost his mind about the same time he lost his soul. But selling your soul is the price you pay for being in politics as long as I've been alive...

The entire administration is a disaster and an embarrassment to America

Thanks, God bless!

We sit on top of an old gas field

We do love the CaseIH equipment.

Which is why our UK farm changed from all JD to Fendt and have been really pleased.

Doesn't work like that.

Yes that's a pipe dream. None of the spoils is adding any appreciable resistance to the ripping.

Agreed

Agreed. Stop the fancy - fancy stuff and just keep it pure and original. I do not want to watch a music video.

If I remember right the 525 is still having that steering issue. The 435 would still work

@@jthomp997 think he is referring to the king bud aka 747

Now that would be something to see

Hell yea

What’s the purpose of ripping the ground this deep? I always see it being done but never thought to ask.

@@kennystrickland5267 the pipes will freeze if they aren’t low enough

@@tristanlekvold6226 ohhh. So it’s for irrigation?

@@kennystrickland5267 they are putting in a waterline from the towns waterline to a place for a future house for scott

I don't know about a vibrating plow because it would be horrible on the pins and bushings I would think and the vibration could potentially wreck a laser receiver or gps units which are often used and of course they are mounted to the actual plow because they need to control the thing. On my plow " I was just an operator, "I didn't own it" I think I remember a pin or two that were about 5" square. The square also acted like a keyway to make the pins not turn and make the wear bushing turn. Kinda weird but with the tremendous force it makes sense. So I think vibrating would probably only work on small plows, maybe not quite as big as the one in this video but probably anything smaller. Something that helps make it pull easier? I used to weld the sides of my plow with stainless steel because stainless steel pulled easier through the ground than ABR400. We were often very concerned with a very precision grade, so it was important to keep all the linkage, pins and bushings tight. Sometimes running a grade on a 500th. You want accuracy. Precision to let drainage or pumped water flow at it's maximum potential for efficiency because sometimes it would have to go for many many miles where there was no electricity to put in pumps. This is a small plow in the video but a good size for this particular job. The bottom of my plow was about 11 feet long, the idea with a long plow was not just about capacity but also precision for the bottom of the trench where the pipe lays. A longer plow will always do smoother because it has way more area on the bottom of the trench. On big plows the capacity of digging down over 10' feet and 24" wide is common. However it usually was impossible to pull over 8' or 9' deep so everything that had to go to specific grade that deep was usually put in with an excavator. Usually if we needed more traction we would bolt up to 6" tall grouser pads onto the tracks. Can't do that with a farm tractor. However I hear farm tractors do good unless it rains a little and gets slimy on top. Then they just don't have traction. In these situations it's all about traction. If you spin out and can't go, You can't ever back up with the plow down. It must come up out of the ground if you need to back up. To restart you have to have a pilot hole.

or just record while yer doing it.

Glad to have you with us.What years would that have been?

Coming soon!

I've never seen those numbers before, but I'm just a guy watching from his computer.

When you are farming usually over 5% slip you either pull out or change what you are doing.

I was thinking the same

They’re going too slow for that to be an issue

Of course it would get hot , friction courses that

700 degrees

They know that, but they don't just have a couple million dollars laying around to get a D11

They could rent one or the better idea would have been to hire the trenching done by pros that have the Dozers

Yeah but it's so cool to see the two tractors pulling that ripper.

@@brianrutherford3681 but they already have the tractors so the cost of renting a dozer and having it trucked in would run up the cost ten fold versus just the fuel they’re burning and the cost to rent the ripper which is probably next to nothing.

Yes maybe but that ripper is working the tractors too much harder then they are meant to work.the repair cost could be higher later down the road.