I don't like turning around to see what I'm hilling. I like to have the hillers in front so I can see what the heck I'm doing. That is what that Tractor was designed for. I'm still old fashioned.
I have my Dad's old single tire Row Buster. Love Family equipment passed down. Our Governor ban haircuts back in 2020 for a few months.. So I decided for the 1st time in my life to let my hair grow long. Because I have natural curly hair I had to braid it. Trying to get it to loc up
Jtwes, hope you don't mind, I'm kinda copying your style lol. I enjoy your videos. This is our 1st season with a 140. We had a 1950 Cub we used for a few years before trading for this one. I really like how you involve your kids. We been putting our boys in rows pulling weeds since they were knee high to a crickets ankle 😁. My wife comes from a farming family so we just passing on how we are doing our little garden. Her Father was a tobacco, corn, and soybean farmer here in NC.
I can also place hillers up front on my lift arms. I bought this row bedder from a company in NC called Everything Attachments. Just wanted to try them out on my 140
This was my 1st time using it to make rows. This was last year, I have since learned especially when running the disk 1st gear 1/4 throttle is the way to go. Thanks for the tip
There are similar tool arms for the back like you have in the front. The EA toolbar is nice if you don’t have a Farmall. But you have a Farmall! The thing about the EA attachments is that there is a different entire toolbar for each function. With the Farmall, you just change the tool without having to buy an entire whole toolbar for that individual function. The Farmall is the most versatile and economical garden tractor there has ever been. I have a Farmall but it hasn’t been cranked in 20 years, if not longer. I have a JD compact tractor. I also have a two row, 3 point hitch tool bar (set up for one row) to which you can affix FARMALL style tool bars! So it’s pretty versatile like if my Farmall were running again.
Looks good EA make some really good stuff
I don't like turning around to see what I'm hilling. I like to have the hillers in front so I can see what the heck I'm doing. That is what that Tractor was designed for. I'm still old fashioned.
I have quite a few hillers, and will use them. I bought this row bedder last year, and I wanted to see how it would work on a fast hitch.
Very nice I have a 69 or 74 I got from y grandfather and get parts from all the old folks in town and antique shops. What hair style you rocking man
I have my Dad's old single tire Row Buster. Love Family equipment passed down.
Our Governor ban haircuts back in 2020 for a few months.. So I decided for the 1st time in my life to let my hair grow long. Because I have natural curly hair I had to braid it. Trying to get it to loc up
Looks good.👍
Jtwes, hope you don't mind, I'm kinda copying your style lol. I enjoy your videos. This is our 1st season with a 140. We had a 1950 Cub we used for a few years before trading for this one. I really like how you involve your kids. We been putting our boys in rows pulling weeds since they were knee high to a crickets ankle 😁. My wife comes from a farming family so we just passing on how we are doing our little garden. Her Father was a tobacco, corn, and soybean farmer here in NC.
Not at all have fun and let me know if you need anything.
I have my disk up front of my model A. The I put planter on the back and an plant as I make the row.
I can also place hillers up front on my lift arms. I bought this row bedder from a company in NC called Everything Attachments. Just wanted to try them out on my 140
I just posted a new video, using the disk upfront on the lift arms
Slow your engine down, that’s hard on clutch & everything else
This was my 1st time using it to make rows. This was last year, I have since learned especially when running the disk 1st gear 1/4 throttle is the way to go. Thanks for the tip
My daddy would have kicked me square in the rear if I ran our 140 that hard.
There are similar tool arms for the back like you have in the front. The EA toolbar is nice if you don’t have a Farmall. But you have a Farmall!
The thing about the EA attachments is that there is a different entire toolbar for each function. With the Farmall, you just change the tool without having to buy an entire whole toolbar for that individual function.
The Farmall is the most versatile and economical garden tractor there has ever been.
I have a Farmall but it hasn’t been cranked in 20 years, if not longer. I have a JD compact tractor. I also have a two row, 3 point hitch tool bar (set up for one row) to which you can affix FARMALL style tool bars! So it’s pretty versatile like if my Farmall were running again.
Hey friend where did you get the fast hitch three point hook up from . I like that and would love to have one for my 140 .
Burch's Tractor in NC. They have a website
burchstoretractors.com/collections/1-point-fast-hitch-equipment-1/products/new-1-point-fast-hitch-to-3-point-hitch-conversion-for-farmall-140-130-super-a-100-tractors-usa-made
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