@@LandrethFarm Thanks for watching! Glad the degreaser is working good. 😀🚜

@@forgerat It's a Field Tuff brand. You can get them at Northern Tool. I found mine used on marketplace.

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Cool! It works really good for cultivating. Thanks for Watching!

When we bought the tractor it had a broken bell housing that wouldn't let us hook up the rear cultivators. We bought a replacement bell housing off ebay. We have what we consider to be a great video of replacing the bellhousing and adapting it to fit the hydraulic lift. You should check it out, it's worth the watch we think. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3-Xkp18hq2Nqrc

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@@huntercoleman460 No sir, we don't have any Sase or John Deere garden tractors.

@@huntercoleman460 Yeah, someone touched the paint up with a rattle can. I would have rather just had the original paint though. It looks okay though.

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@huntercoleman460 it sure is! Thanks for watching

I think it's a 1948 or 49

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@@huntercoleman460 We do pick your own collards, turnips and rutabagas. I grow gourds as well.

@@huntercoleman460 Yeah, it does a pretty good job.

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Thanks! Were you in the Christmas parade today?

Glad you liked it. Those transplanters were a neat invention.

Thanks, glad you like it.

Yeah, don't see too many of them, but there's still a few running around. Thanks for watching!

@@dannyhembree1312 I had thought it would be neat to have a light shining under the floorboard. Glad I wasn't the only one that thought that was a good idea. We try to do most of our plowing in the daylight, but every once in a while we have to do some after dark. Thanks for watching!

@@Mrmaige trencher for making shallow ditches for draining excess water off field.

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Yeah, it would be neat to have a sleeve hitch one. Sure a big difference in these old lawn mowers and what they have now.

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@@bullardfarms very welcome

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You'll be satisfied with the results! Thanks for watching!

Yeah it did really well. Thanks for watching!

We planted ours on an old cow pasture/ feed lot so there is enough phosphorus and potassium to last a long long time. We just put out straight nitrogen. Thanks for watching!

Good luck! You'll enjoy the dump. Thanks for watching!

Haha, redneck engineering is still engineering. Probably won't be too bad to figure out.

Some people will cover them back up once they sprout, but I'm not brave enough to try that right now 😂. I would think probably about whenever you wanted to throw dirt to them would be ok. We don't throw a terrible amount of dirt to ours. When we plow them with the rolling cultivators it puts some dirt back to them. I'll probably try to run the rolling cultivators over ours one more time and throw as much dirt as I can with them. Hope that helps -Thomas

There is a guy down the road from us that has a Victory. They are nice motorcycles. I think once you get the rolling cultivators right, you will really enjoy them. We got ours with the tractor and they were already adjusted, so we haven't messed with them. We might have to redo the bearings on one of them (it gets a little tight sometimes). They sure do leave a nice looking bed. How do you like your belly planter? Thanks for watching!

@@bullardfarms Last year I rigged up a Cole Duplex planter (horse drawn) behind my 93yo FIL's Super AV, and it worked great but it kept falling over if the bed wasn't a consistent height. I got red fever and bought a Super A and they guy had the 180 as yard art, so I managed to buy and restore it. Then I found an IH Duplex planter and restored it also. I like them both, but will probably leave them on the Super A and use that tractor for planting only. The corn seed plate is for field corn so it "over seeded" with sweet corn. I had 3-4 seeds dropping at once apparently, instead of 15" spacing I got 3-4 per foot. I want to set the 140 up for cultivating and side dressing, and use one of the AV's for cultivating and side dressing when corn gets to tall for the 140.

@@customcutter100 That's cool that you have an AV. They were probably pretty rare. It works good if you can have a tractor for a specific implement/job. Saves a lot of time changing stuff out.

@@bullardfarms Yes, my FIL has an AV and I bought another 1 last November. I want to set each tractor up for a different job. I've been fooling with the 140 and these cultivators for 2 days now. Good thing I'm retired LOL We have 2 Super AV's, Super A, 100, and a 140 now. I bought a 5' 3 point disc last week, so need to set one up with a 3 point quick hitch on the rear. There were only 1306 of the AV's made.

How do you like that aftermarket hopper? I have 1 but just can’t stand the looks of it on the tractor lol

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Thanks! Believe it or not, it hooked right up. You can get those field cultivators at northern tool. They are made for an ATV. Just hooks to a regular hitch with a pin. It works fairly well behind the lawn mower. If I had some wheel weights it would work better.

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With a 300 6 cylinder it's probably still running around somewhere. They were tough motors.

@bullardfarms it ran very strong. I could haul anything with it . I went up a mountain 65 mph with a load before. I traded it as a down payment for a yanmar compact tractor back in 2015 or so

@@KlineFarmchannel ours has the 360 with probably the same 4 speed yours had. We've had a good time working on it.

Absolutely. He also loves the one who wrote the comment. Thanks for the encouragement! 😊

Daddy got a blank plate and cut holes in it. It plants some of our stuff too thick but did really well with the sunflowers. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Thanks! We got that little field cultivator about a year ago, I think. (Might have been 2. Time flies) It does a pretty good job in loose dirt without a lot of weeds. I've been thinking about building a little rolling basket to go behind it. We're a little south of Fayetteville.

Thanks for watching! Yes sir, Jesus is Lord, and the only way to Heaven. I try to add a Bible verse to most of my videos

My grandaddy got the seed from a man named R.B. years ago so we call them R.B. peas. I believe they are actually Dixie Lee peas. I don't know anything about little marvel peas, but this pea sheller says it will work on butter beans and zipper peas (if little marvel is anything like that). Thanks for watching!

Thanks! I found some potatoes poking through the ground yesterday.

Thank you for watching! We're in South Eastern North Carolina.

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