Do you always pull it that deep? I've found a DMI that I really like in Illinois with that exact same shank. Do you have any video of pulling it in like unworked bean stubble? My biggest concern is it having the parabolic shanks vs the min till shanks. We are wanting to leave some residue to help hold these rolling hills we have. Most all our compaction is less than 12" deep in our soils with most of it being 4 to 6 inches deep from multiple years of no-till.
Lots of Kinder Morgan pipelines here in North Dakota the Bakken formation is loaded with gas and sweet crude. The sweet crude gravity ranges from 39 to about 45. We do have some older dirty black oil wells drilled in the 80's they have gravity in the 19 to 34 range. I dumped my Kinder Morgan stock and bought Oneok once I found out how much better the dividends are every year.
I simply do not understand why people put up these onboard tractor videos. The reason most people click on tractor videos is to watch a tractor you like work. These do not allow you to do that. Thumbs down all day long. Horrible video.
Do you always pull it that deep? I've found a DMI that I really like in Illinois with that exact same shank. Do you have any video of pulling it in like unworked bean stubble? My biggest concern is it having the parabolic shanks vs the min till shanks. We are wanting to leave some residue to help hold these rolling hills we have. Most all our compaction is less than 12" deep in our soils with most of it being 4 to 6 inches deep from multiple years of no-till.
Lots of Kinder Morgan pipelines here in North Dakota the Bakken formation is loaded with gas and sweet crude. The sweet crude gravity ranges from 39 to about 45. We do have some older dirty black oil wells drilled in the 80's they have gravity in the 19 to 34 range. I dumped my Kinder Morgan stock and bought Oneok once I found out how much better the dividends are every year.
I simply do not understand why people put up these onboard tractor videos. The reason most people click on tractor videos is to watch a tractor you like work. These do not allow you to do that. Thumbs down all day long. Horrible video.
That Cummins sounds different than the AC engine Dads 8030 had.
Hello! Greetings from Portugal.
Just found you eric and omg I want that 8070 that’s one my dream tractors
would have been a much better video without the commentary. Just wanted to watch and listen to the tractor.
You are missing the chrome Allis Chalmers emblem on the doors. They are available online
That's a nice old Allis and it pulls that ripper pretty good! I'm looking for a 4 shank ripper like yours for my 3294 Case just for endrows.
Nothing like Allis to get to get work done
Kinder Morgan is a supplier of multiple fuels and pipe lines . Enjoyed the video !
Hines farm here too!!!
that looks better setting in the old Allis!! what a Beast!!! l will be watchin for more great AC footage!!!!!!!!
I ate some baked beans last night, so I'm doing a little ripping myself!
Nice video we use to have a pull behind subsoiler sold a couple years ago
Awesome video
The gas pipeline is being replaced all over white county. They tore up a bunch of fields south of Remington in I-65
It’s getting warmer out 👍