How To Make Garden Rows With Tractor/ Using 3-point Hitch Bedder 

Man, that tractor is beautifully restored!

Nice restoration job on that JD 😃

Awesome. That tractor sure is a beautiful sight! Please make more farming videos, loved this.

I love the sound of that popping John and it's doing a really good job.

Nice old 40 you have there, have a 1950 M with all the cultivators use it every summer in the gardens

Tractor looks great and must be nice to have a wife that drives the tractor

Great video, and that’s a beautiful old “poppin Jonny”!

Great things are done with simple techniques.

Good video my friend. I like that JD 40.

Nice tractor! Old is always better. Enjoy!

That is a really nice tractor. Great job on the restoration and the video

Hey, Excellent job to the lady of the house. You made straighter rows than I can. I wish my wife Jane would be move into working up garden.

Thank you for making your video.

What a beautiful tractor! And your garden bedded up really well.

That tractor is a beauty

haha... '' keep going..yer do'n fine '' ( lets his wife do the work )..love it !..great video..have a thumbs up !.

We had a '40' for 44 years, it never needed anything but sparkplugs! Sold it when dad retired for 19 times what we paid for it! What an investment!!

Wow absolutely beautiful tractor! Great job

Love great to see the old tractors still doing what they were made for . The demo on the bedder is great also

Dandy! Just Dandy!

That's one excellent restoration job. That's same year I was born.

Your 40 is a beauty! An inspiration for my 1953 40s restoration.

Awe, now you have to wash it.😁. Love the sound of that tractor and beautiful place you have. Glad you let your wife ride your toy and not just prep veggies. Great job my man.

Newby here. Now I have a better understanding of what implements I need. Appreciate your wisdom Sir! First ever RU-vid thumbs up! You are deserving. Thank you!

Awesome tractor

Behind every successfull Man is a tiered Lady lol Gr8 Vid 😇🙏👍

that is a very nice tractor, i have the tricycle model a year older

That is a beautiful tractor. I had a similar issue of the implement wandering with my disks when I first hooked them up to my tractor, you might want to chain the 2 lower bars to the draw bar to keep the implement from straying makong the rows a little wavy. My $.02

Great video! simple and to the point. perfect for a beginner like me.

You have a beautifully restored tractor, and what a joy to see it working your land!

Yer better half does a excellent job.

Hay Brother! You and your wife are definitely gifted from God. I'm impressed, inspired. God's Blessings to you and your wife and family.

Nice Tractor! Enjoy it.

Love the John Deere!Great video.We are new to farming and are in South ga dealing with clearing roots really bad.Looking forward to the next season!

I like it

You have a beautiful place and LOVE your tractor

That’s a sweet rig.

Very cool wish I had that growing up and man what a beautiful tractor

Yes definitely want to lock those sway bars to minimize side to side movement. Also the faster you go the taller the hills. Pick out a spot to line the tractor up with, drop the hammer and don’t look back! Great video, like that sandy soil. Much easier to work than the red clay I have. That’s a good tractor driver you got there.

What a beautiful John Deere, I had a ‘47 JD M that I restored but it didn’t come out as nicely as yours. Great video, you should get lots of produce from a garden that size.

Love the detail you put in your video

i know earlier your rows arent straight i noticed you dont have stabilizer bars they will keep your rows straight that way implements wont go from side to side leading off !!!😊

Good job. I wish we lived closer, I'd ask you to recondition my IH130. Nice beds

What all do you grow? That is a huge garden!

Put the listers (disks) closer together and put some sweeps behind the tractor tires and you will have v shaped rows like a tobacco field......

Thank you for sharing! I've been looking for what implement I need to create rows... so far I've discovered a furrow plow, middle buster, bottom (which I think is the same as turn), Disk plow, chisel, levee, sub boiler, moldboard, reversible... and now a disc bedder. Does anyone know how well they work in a mostly clay-type soil?

Good video. I hope your wife doesn't continue to ride the clutch, as she did the first few rows. New sub, but still have our Md-40, we bought in spring of 53.

That thing needs 2 more listers to go behind the wheels. She needs to just turn around and plow back the other way instead of circling all the way around the patch.

Where do you get original parts for that beautiful tractor? My Father-in-law has the same tractor (it is a "40 U") and it is all original but unrestored. He is giving it to me and my wife as he can no longer climb up onto it. I want to restore it, but work it as you guys do yours.

I have a 40 also so I love to see your videos. Did you paint it yourself? It looks mint!

How tight can you make the furrows without running the other one over

I got one just like this for this year. Should the lower arms be locked in to orevent sway?

Where can I order or obtain the bedder attachment, what brand is yours thank you