Great video Joe! Nothing wrong with those 6 rows. A good set of listing disks is absolutely essential for row crop farming. I love how you pointed out that they can be used for cultivating as well as listing up rows. I used to lay by my tobacco with 4 disks 2 on each side set back wide and they worked great. I remember grandpa used to run through his potatos when they first started popping through the ground with the disks on his cub. As for cultivating, you are absolutely right. It all depends on how deep you run them and how fast you go. I went through my garden the last time last year with the disks.
You are using the 140 for a garden tractor but I remember when farmers used 140 and super A to farm 20 to 40 acres, I have disc and a pair of rolling cultivators but they are on a cub and I can't can't control the lift it's either up or down good video
My dad had a set of Allis Chalmers discs that he used on our 140. They were about the same size as the international discs but the shaft they were mounted on were swept back instead of straight and my dad always liked that better.
I’m in south MS and have a good number of parts for duplex planters. Lots of plates for duplex and original IH belly planters. Sorta decided to start selling some stuff. Not as easy fooling with them as it used to be.
Joe, Been watching your videos and love them. I have a 140 and have a lot of equipment for it. Most of the equipment I hadn't seen used before and hence how I met you on youtube. I know your busy prepping and planting, but I have noticed there are not any videos out there on setting up the 140 for planting. example: drive gears, planter ratio, checking for spacing of seed ect... I have multiple planter hoppers for the under slung runner planter and nothing to show how to use it. Do you have this type planter? Could you do a video on how to use it? I know you have the fertilizer unit and the 184 planter and this might be easier to use than the runner planter. I planted a few years ago with the combination hopper, but would like to plant with the duplex hopper this year. I noticed that Railey farm and field uses one. Thanks for the videos and supporting the Lords work.. Gary
Hey Gary your right Preacher Railey does use one. I got my Hastings corn seed from him. As much as I love to help folks I’m not really versed on ratios of the planters. I use kinda set it by looks of how fast the seed is coming out. I am going to do a video tomorrow that will cover a little of what I like seeing on my planter that might help. I’m also going to show the fertilizer hopper installation to. Thanks for watching and God Bless
My planter pins up to a tool bar that mounts to the front cultivator frames. It mounts underneath the tractor. I was able to order a book for from our ih dealer. It’s a 180 ih planter
Hey Sean last year on a small space I used a motion detector. This year with what I'm going to plant I need to do an electric fence.czcams.com/video/13wKHMNFBLM/video.html
Great video Joe! Nothing wrong with those 6 rows. A good set of listing disks is absolutely essential for row crop farming. I love how you pointed out that they can be used for cultivating as well as listing up rows. I used to lay by my tobacco with 4 disks 2 on each side set back wide and they worked great. I remember grandpa used to run through his potatos when they first started popping through the ground with the disks on his cub. As for cultivating, you are absolutely right. It all depends on how deep you run them and how fast you go. I went through my garden the last time last year with the disks.
I love wrapping the plant with them on lay by with some big sweeps.
Great video as always! I learn something every time I watch one!
Thank You David. I hope to do better videos and content.
Another good video Joe. Im really enjoying your channel. Keep up the good work!
You are using the 140 for a garden tractor but I remember when farmers used 140 and super A to farm 20 to 40 acres, I have disc and a pair of rolling cultivators but they are on a cub and I can't can't control the lift it's either up or down good video
Your right Joe. My Grand Dad bought a 100 Farmall in 1959 and that’s what they used for everything.
My dad had a set of Allis Chalmers discs that he used on our 140. They were about the same size as the international discs but the shaft they were mounted on were swept back instead of straight and my dad always liked that better.
I got a set that has scallop disk on it they will throw some dirt.
great information thank you. Give your camera man a raise ! He does a great job too
I’ll tell him. It was Little Sammy.
Looks good
yeah, that's the way to hill. I hill all my rows for best water drainage. Corn too. Everything grow better will hills.
I’ll knock them back down a little when I plant to give cultivators something to work with.
I’m in south MS and have a good number of parts for duplex planters. Lots of plates for duplex and original IH belly planters. Sorta decided to start selling some stuff. Not as easy fooling with them as it used to be.
Hey Danny
Thanks for commenting that. There’s some folks on here that might need some of that.
@@Jtwes nice looking work and a nice 140.
Joe,
Been watching your videos and love them. I have a 140 and have a lot of equipment for it. Most of the equipment I hadn't seen used before and hence how I met you on youtube. I know your busy prepping and planting, but I have noticed there are not any videos out there on setting up the 140 for planting. example: drive gears, planter ratio, checking for spacing of seed ect... I have multiple planter hoppers for the under slung runner planter and nothing to show how to use it. Do you have this type planter? Could you do a video on how to use it? I know you have the fertilizer unit and the 184 planter and this might be easier to use than the runner planter. I planted a few years ago with the combination hopper, but would like to plant with the duplex hopper this year. I noticed that Railey farm and field uses one. Thanks for the videos and supporting the Lords work.. Gary
Hey Gary your right Preacher Railey does use one. I got my Hastings corn seed from him. As much as I love to help folks I’m not really versed on ratios of the planters. I use kinda set it by looks of how fast the seed is coming out. I am going to do a video tomorrow that will cover a little of what I like seeing on my planter that might help. I’m also going to show the fertilizer hopper installation to. Thanks for watching and God Bless
My planter pins up to a tool bar that mounts to the front cultivator frames. It mounts underneath the tractor. I was able to order a book for from our ih dealer. It’s a 180 ih planter
Joe how do you keep the wildlife out of your garden. I have a lot trouble with deer & raccoons.
I have deer problems to. The eat on my green beans a lot.
How do you keep deer out of your gardens?
Hey Sean
last year on a small space I used a motion detector. This year with what I'm going to plant I need to do an electric fence.czcams.com/video/13wKHMNFBLM/video.html
That cultivator arm is not a foot step. Just sayin. I have a foot step on my Farmall Super A. I think you would really like one on your Tractor.
It is when your 6’2 lol
@@Jtwes haaaa, ok
I was just poking fun. All serious I have some farm neighbors that used a pipe on one end flat .
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