That would be good but unfortunately, I think the take rate on those would be so low that you either wouldn't make any money on it or they would be so expensive that no-one would buy the. There just are not enough Case plows in use anymore.
@@benjaminfitz5626 depends on how authentic someone wants their setup. At least he's got the 3D print sand cast machine, so low volumes are a lot easier to accomplish!
I didn't know he had that. That would be very handy! I wonder if he has tried making repro grill frames for the 300 round nose tractors?@@thomasmorgan4549
When it lowers there should be a track and roller that it falls into. This lets is travel straight in the furrow and when raised just above the ground it will stay centered when backing. It is not ideal but will get it backed into a shed.
Great video 👍👍👍
Should see if Anderson would make Case moldbold extensions at his foundry.
That would be good but unfortunately, I think the take rate on those would be so low that you either wouldn't make any money on it or they would be so expensive that no-one would buy the. There just are not enough Case plows in use anymore.
@@benjaminfitz5626 depends on how authentic someone wants their setup. At least he's got the 3D print sand cast machine, so low volumes are a lot easier to accomplish!
I didn't know he had that. That would be very handy! I wonder if he has tried making repro grill frames for the 300 round nose tractors?@@thomasmorgan4549
I didnt know you could lock the tail wheel in. Do you know how lock it in?
When it lowers there should be a track and roller that it falls into. This lets is travel straight in the furrow and when raised just above the ground it will stay centered when backing. It is not ideal but will get it backed into a shed.