Marshall

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  • in reply to: cultivator neck yoke #67502
    Marshall
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    On mine the evener does not move just the gangs. The evener bar is attatched to the bottom of the tongue. Measure the evener and that is what you need for a neck yoke.

    in reply to: Grain drill question.. #67327
    Marshall
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    Geoff, It is 11 row on 7 inch spacing. I did have to get the wheels fixed but and Amish friend of mine fixed both of them for $40. I have to say I was very fortunate. I use it to plant 2 or 3 acres a year. Enough to have fun but not enough to wear it out.

    in reply to: Grain drill question.. #67326
    Marshall
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    I don’t know if this helps any or not but here is my story. A few years ago I bought a McCormick Deering 11-7 wood wheels and no fertilizer box. It was usable but I still made some improvements. I paid $170 at an auction.

    in reply to: UK newcomer #67361
    Marshall
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    Welcome. There seems to be quite a few people joining from the U.K. I am glad there are people working with animals all over the world.

    in reply to: discing #66847
    Marshall
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    Thanks Ed. That gives me a few good ideas. Now I just need a little more time.

    in reply to: discing #66846
    Marshall
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    Ed, could you post a close up picture of the disc scrapers? The scrapers where missing on mine and I need to make some.

    in reply to: Spring manure applications #67183
    Marshall
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    I hope it is not too much of a problem. Next week I am supposed to get a few truck loads from an Amish fellow that raises calves for one of the big farmers. They don’t want to handle it twice since they can’t spread it now. I don’t mind handling it again since it is free and I can use the excercise.

    in reply to: First time in awhile #67165
    Marshall
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    I don’t think we have gone two consecutive days without rain in over a month. Nothing is getting planted. A few guys managed to get oats in early, but they will be replanting. There is water standing on tiled ground. I don’t know if it worse to be too wet or too dry. It stinks either way.

    in reply to: Swath Boards #65398
    Marshall
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    I bought one several years ago from Macknairs. I would imagine he still has them.

    in reply to: disc project, did it have a pole? #66866
    Marshall
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    Mine has a truck and I use no tongue. I was at an auction last weekend and there was one with just a tongue on it.

    in reply to: Rain #66996
    Marshall
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    A whole lot of rain in Michigan. Even the tiled ground is to wet to work.

    in reply to: 2 horse riding cultivator #65695
    Marshall
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    I second Macnairs. They seem to have a lot of stuff for those cultivators. I recently finished fixing up a new 4. It is not all painted up but it is fully funcional. I was even fortunate enough to get a fertilizer attatchment for it. I can’t wait to use it. I am glad to see someone else saving some old iron.

    in reply to: Agricultural Deficit Disorder #66668
    Marshall
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    I agree and it is only going to get worse.

    in reply to: Scottish Pioneer #66379
    Marshall
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    Very nice John. I can only hope my first time plowing will look that good.

    in reply to: Hello From Scotland #66261
    Marshall
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    Welcome Liz. Just beware, DAP can be a bit habit forming!

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