Gardens 2022

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Re: Gardens 2022

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Ya Eugen, I’d rather be sod plowing than snow plowing. :giggle:


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Propane57 wrote: Thu Feb 03, 2022 7:19 am Some pictures of my plowing last fall. Sadly I will be cutting my potatoe gardens in half this year. So that means less tractor fun. I was hoping to have the Case 446 do some plowing, but never happened. I need to get a sleeve hitch for it so I can hook up my Plow, tandem disks, cultivator, potato hiller and other homemade attachments. So I use a LGT 100 Ford tractor aka Grunt. It does all the garden work. Worn out 10hp kohler k engine, that should of had rings put in 10 years ago. But it works great, smokes a little, clean the fouled up plug ever now and then and away you go.

Any way, ramblin again, so picture time.

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Great Job, Excellent job of plowing! Wish it were that time of year again. And that warm!

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Doublet wrote: Thu Feb 03, 2022 7:18 pm
Propane57 wrote: Thu Feb 03, 2022 7:19 am Some pictures of my plowing last fall. Sadly I will be cutting my potatoe gardens in half this year. So that means less tractor fun. I was hoping to have the Case 446 do some plowing, but never happened. I need to get a sleeve hitch for it so I can hook up my Plow, tandem disks, cultivator, potato hiller and other homemade attachments. So I use a LGT 100 Ford tractor aka Grunt. It does all the garden work. Worn out 10hp kohler k engine, that should of had rings put in 10 years ago. But it works great, smokes a little, clean the fouled up plug ever now and then and away you go.

Any way, ramblin again, so picture time.

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@Propane57 It looks to me your location is Prince Edward Island. I have a couple of questions because I really have a hard time keeping areas of Canada straight in my mind.
Note to @Eugen This may be a good reason for a member map, just a thought. Don't want anyone thinking we are tracking them. Maybe in could be done to show an approximate location, Now I am rambling. lol :dizzy:

Back to original thought:
1. How many Case garden tractors might be on Island?
2. How did they get there to start with?
3. Year models that may be found there.
4. What types of jobs do people have there?

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As a side note, @Doublet there is a "usermap" extension for our forum software, but it needs a couple of things that complicates things: the postal code, country, and an account on geonames.org The last one, the account, is easy, I can do that. But it seems to me a poor choice to ask for the postal code for privacy reasons. I don't feel comfortable installing this. For entertainment purposes, a rough location such as "Port McNicoll, Ontario, Canada" is more than enough to put a pin on a map. One day if I have time I will write something like that. Sorry! :D
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Doublet wrote: Fri Feb 04, 2022 9:36 am
Doublet wrote: Thu Feb 03, 2022 7:18 pm
Propane57 wrote: Thu Feb 03, 2022 7:19 am Some pictures of my plowing last fall. Sadly I will be cutting my potatoe gardens in half this year. So that means less tractor fun. I was hoping to have the Case 446 do some plowing, but never happened. I need to get a sleeve hitch for it so I can hook up my Plow, tandem disks, cultivator, potato hiller and other homemade attachments. So I use a LGT 100 Ford tractor aka Grunt. It does all the garden work. Worn out 10hp kohler k engine, that should of had rings put in 10 years ago. But it works great, smokes a little, clean the fouled up plug ever now and then and away you go.

Any way, ramblin again, so picture time.

Noel
@Propane57 It looks to me your location is Prince Edward Island. I have a couple of questions because I really have a hard time keeping areas of Canada straight in my mind.
Note to @Eugen This may be a good reason for a member map, just a thought. Don't want anyone thinking we are tracking them. Maybe in could be done to show an approximate location, Now I am rambling. lol :dizzy:

Back to original thought:
1. How many Case garden tractors might be on Island?
2. How did they get there to start with?
3. Year models that may be found there.
4. What types of jobs do people have there?

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Maybe five Case garden tractors. Could be more. I have two of them.

Was a Case dealership here but I don’t know if they sold the darden tractors. I would say brought here, by people moving here, or nuts like me that collect stuff.

Basic models between 1975 or so to 1985 or so.

Constuction, farming, fishing, tourism.

Hope this helps Terry

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Noel, Thanks for information

I have seen Case and Ingersoll tractors show up in strangest out of the way places and in many Countries. Always curious on how they got there.

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Eugen wrote: Fri Feb 04, 2022 10:14 am As a side note, @Doublet there is a "usermap" extension for our forum software, but it needs a couple of things that complicates things: the postal code, country, and an account on geonames.org The last one, the account, is easy, I can do that. But it seems to me a poor choice to ask for the postal code for privacy reasons. I don't feel comfortable installing this. For entertainment purposes, a rough location such as "Port McNicoll, Ontario, Canada" is more than enough to put a pin on a map. One day if I have time I will write something like that. Sorry! :D
I understand completely,

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Eugen wrote: ↑Fri Feb 04, 2022 9:14 am
As a side note, @Doublet there is a "usermap" extension for our forum software, but it needs a couple of things that complicates things: the postal code, country, and an account on geonames.org The last one, the account, is easy, I can do that. But it seems to me a poor choice to ask for the postal code for privacy reasons. I don't feel comfortable installing this. For entertainment purposes, a rough location such as "Port McNicoll, Ontario, Canada" is more than enough to put a pin on a map. One day if I have time I will write something like that. Sorry! :D
I understand. But for those who have listed their city and state/province. It is a simple matter of copy and paste into a search engine to come up with the postal/area code, All of about 2 minutes to do it.

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Re: Gardens 2022

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Our garden was almost all uncovered with the mild weather . The chickens and duck were loving it . But sadly is covered in a little white $hit again today . :violin: They are calling for more today . :barf:

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