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I bet that rig does a great job!
We are hoping it will.
Looks like it doing the job. I have to modify this old rig (me) quite often.
Can I ask what the rig is doing? I have never seen this before...looks like it is to pack the ground down or something.
A course you can ask! The photo I have just put up for today (Tuesday 18th) will probably answer your question. We are using this rig to sow lucerne (alfalfa).
The old equipment generally lasts longer than the new!! Diane
Innovative, clever, practical.
Whatever works is what I always say!!
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I bet that rig does a great job!
ReplyDeleteWe are hoping it will.
DeleteLooks like it doing the job. I have to modify this old rig (me) quite often.
ReplyDeleteCan I ask what the rig is doing? I have never seen this before...looks like it is to pack the ground down or something.
ReplyDeleteA course you can ask! The photo I have just put up for today (Tuesday 18th) will probably answer your question. We are using this rig to sow lucerne (alfalfa).
DeleteThe old equipment generally lasts longer than the new!! Diane
ReplyDeleteInnovative, clever, practical.
ReplyDeleteWhatever works is what I always say!!
ReplyDelete