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Had a difficult time trying to get this video on here today!

 

Tilled dads garden on Friday afternoon. Still wet in some spots but should dry now....Oh wait....More rain for tonight!! Oh well, I tried.

 

http://vid762.photobucket.com/albums/xx264/kc9kas/Garden%20Plowing/D200%20and%20tiller_zpsyw4orzpl.mp4

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Trouty56

Awesome....great video!!!!!

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AMC RULES

Garden looks ready now.   :handgestures-thumbsup: 

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papaglide

That garden looks great!

Alright, that's it. I know what my next tractor will be....I am on the hunt for a D!

Cool video! I like it.

Thanks for posting!

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JackC

A real tilling monster.  That thing really kicks the dirt around.

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857 horse

MAN OH MAN....

 

THAT IS JUST PLAIN MEAN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!      GOOD JOB

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Tankman

Awesome....great video!!!!!

Ditto! A great setup and Horse! Thanks for sharing!   :)

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