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Looks great bud. Old pan seat does get rough on the toosh lol. Getting to hitting some bumps and you start wanting the springs under that super A seat back 😂

Those are plumbs its its species escapes me. They are wild growth. Maybe another commenter would know more than me.❤

Fun thing when you think you have it figured out you get surprised lol. In some of the shop manuals they have wiring diagram.

The hopper on mine is Home Depot. Lol A lot cheaper than a new one and happens to fit perfect.

I am sure with the heat everything will pop right up. NICE!

Good job and hope it produces well for y'all! From Sophia, N.C. Randolph Co.

What zone are you in? Enjoying your content

I haven’t heard rain on a tin roof from a spring time storm in quite a few years. Loved it. Glad this great old 140 International is getting the love it deserves. 👍👍🇺🇸🙏🏽😎✌🏻

Nothing is going to grow in-between the trees, not enough sun light!

Send soil samples off to be analyzed and that will save you time and money. Pine straw is acidic will require a large amount of lime to get your soil to a PH of 5.5 and 6.5 or close to neutral from acidic and alkaline

You may not see this post, but Gypsum is supposed to be the conquer of a clay soil. Check with your county agent or research it yourself, and decide if that is for you.

Hoss sells some pretty good seed. Good luck with your experiment.

Keep doing cover crops! If you could leave it set till it gets more rain on it then hit it again with disk, may helps it to break up better. I know from experience 🙌

Cover crops will take more than one shot. You got a great start. You must have plowed the ground a little too wet so it clumped up and dried hard before disking? This fall I'd suggest to disk down residues and broadcast winter rye grain as early as you can (best is six weeks before first frost) so it gets good growth before winter. Then next spring plant corn/beans into the standing rye and roll it flat with a cultipacker 'down and back' after the corn/beans are just up out of the ground (or single pass with a roller-crimper). Then you have mulch that lasts the season until your main crop shades out weeds on its own. If you flatten (or disk) down the cover before the main crop is planted then weeds have as fast a start as your crop so it's like you didn't use a cover crop other than fertilizer. Since I have an old 50s shoe planter, not a modern no-till style, I set my cultivator to scratch trenches for the planter shoes to follow in while the rye remains standing. Here is who I am learning the system from: th-cam.com/video/L7q2N-Jf-lk/w-d-xo.html I found buckwheat brings in a lot of beneficial insects so scatter seed along the outside rows next to any fence rows/forests and that will become a barrier.

What part of NC are you in?

It needs lime

That Massey sounds gooood lol So far so good for mine this year. I don't feel imbout the woods yet but GODS Will be Done! Great vid 😇🙏👍🌽

My Daddy would’ve taken me to the woodshed if I’d left a field looking like that. What was he supposed to be doing, he certainly wasn’t ‘plowing’!

Your not to kwik are you😂

And after that solemn statement the rooster has to get his two cents in. Hope it is right quickly and problem solved easily

To think that until modern equipment it just had to be done by hand or by horse drawn plow --- no matter how many acres

That looks like Georgia Clay. Not quite as deep orange as in the upper south of the lower Central Midwest

Roosters are so damn funny. The sound they make is ridiculous and the pompous way they strut around the Barnyard is to Puritan in this case he just has to be heard even on your video. Or maybe he's second thing that motion. Regardless it sounds like a wonderful place to be this time of the morning period in your garden, being carefully protected from crows and with the rooster cheering in the background❤❤❤❤❤

That's a lot of hard work. Keep adding any organic material you can, grass clippings, leaves, cover crops, etc. it will help build the soil. Good luck and God Bless.

The tractor and disc looks like it is doing a good job you need a tiller for the tractor and run the tractor slow that will break it up and you have great music on the video

Looked good! I enjoyed the video? I would appreciate some explanations on the fertilizer unit and planter if you have it. I’m running a Runner type planter for a 130. I’m still alittle confused on what plates and spacers to use. I’ve bought a manual but if you can do a video with your experience it would be a great watch!

might be a good idea to set the plow so it PLOWS ?

Dont adjust it untill.opertating temperature. The opeon throttle wide ope while adjusting

I have the factory bolts for it

*promo sm*

You are missing the gear on the bottom of the hopper

It's a wing nut

All 100's and 140's has that

It’s 2 styles of those drives. I have both. You have the newer 1 with the single idler. The older 1 has double idlers up front under the transmission. Swing the whole arm the idler is on to the rear right under the gear in the final drive with it under the chain but that large gear may not clear the other gear. Your front chain supposed to have a idler that keeps the chain tight n you sit the chain in freely n drop the spring loaded idler on top of it but that idler isn’t necessary to have

I’m gone try to help you out bud. Go back track yourself to where the hopper was laying. The gear will fall right out the bottom of the hopper. Agri supply has the gear for like $7 if you can’t locate yours. The hopper bolt is called a j bolt. Put you a wing nut on that for quick removal. That fast hitch you were on the wrong end lay right under the pedals and you can sit it right up there n see what you are doing with putting that pin in. That idler back there on the drive by the final drive has 2 problems. The sprocket supposed to be to the back under the chain but it has the wrong sprocket on it. That 1 is waay too big. It supposed to have alittle small 1 but if everything clears n turns let it ride. Great video bud. I’ve lost a few of those cog gears under the hopper myself lol

Good video. The gear you missing is cone shaped and the pin in the shaft drives it.

I restored a Farmall cub. Do the garden every year. People stop and tell me it’s cool and take pictures with the kids. Brother has a brand new Kubota. No one has ever given it a second glance.😂

Sounds like it’s got a 12 volt system.

Dad had one those, there good tractors

I enjoy watching your videos. I’m from here in SC. I hope you have a great garden and God Bless

You can save a lot of money by clearing land yourself. Great video and best of luck.

I’m glad you got her running better. I wish to have a farm tractor.

Enjoyed watching. Great learning video and I love those tractors.

I put mine on earlier this week and layed some rows off

There is always something to work on with the old tractors. I got the "red fever" last year, started with my 93 year old FIL's Super AV. Got it running after 20 years with a tune up and decided to plant a garden rigging up an old Cole Duplex Planter. Since then I bought a Super A, 100, another Super AV, and a 140 last month . Not to mention about $1000 worth of accessories, planters, fertilizer hoppers, cuffs, shanks, sweeps, etc. Keep that water out of your fuel tank, it will cause it to rust. I had to clean and coat the tanks on my Super A and 140, because they wouldn't run due to rust in the fuel system.

The only problem with adding pine straw is that it is "acidic". Check your soil Ph, you may need to add lime to raise the Ph back up. I tried planting a small backyard garden a couple of years ago and added compost to build the soil. Problem was it was more wood chips than compost and the wood chips absorbed all of the nitrogen that I added. I had to re-apply nitrogen to get everything growing. Once it breaks down into mulch it will release the nitrogen it absorbed, but it made the soil nitrogen deficient to start with. If you are thinking about adding manure to build the soil, get a sample and germinate a few green bean seeds in it first before committing. If they come up and look normal great. However if the second set of leaves are wrinkled or look off they have eaten hay treated with herbicides.

I was worried about your heat source being low and catching the shavings on fire, but it was good to see you had capability to lift them. We had our chicks in a large plastic tote and found our lamp got really hot. So hubby improvised with PVC pipe overhanging with both ends into two buckets for stability, so it was higher but still provided warmth for the new chicks. Good tips given and I didn't know I could go ahead and add the apple vinegar to the water so young. I've been buying those pro-biotic packets. Thanks.

Been there and done the same

Oh yea! What did you end up doing with them?

I have the same type of spreader and mine turns over to they are junk