Well, instead of actually planting corn or soybeans today, I spent my allotment of usable energy on converting my new (read, rusted and used...) 4 row planter to a quick attach setup so that in the future I can just back up to it and hook on and start planting! Sometimes you have to experience some pain in order to get to a productive solution to your land management problems! This 4 row planter is an old Allis Chalmers planter that was cut down from a larger farm planter to a 4 row planter for a utility or compact tractor. Also a quick look at a project that Mrs. Kapper was working on today, which was staining our entrance fencing, which turned out fantastic! (Stay tuned for a future project video to see how that one played out!). Thanks for watching. Don't forget to like and subscribe to follow all of our land management projects, tractor projects, excavator projects, DIY landscaping, wildlife habitat projects, food plots, watering ponds, rustic red cedar projects and much more country living adventures. Kapper Outdoors, living the dream, one acre at time.
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Well, instead of actually planting corn or soybeans today, I spent my allotment of usable energy on converting my new (read, rusted and used...) 4 row planter to a quick attach setup so that in the future I can just back up to it and hook on and start planting! Sometimes you have to experience some pain in order to get to a productive solution to your land management problems! This 4 row planter is an old Allis Chalmers planter that was cut down from a larger farm planter to a 4 row planter for a utility or compact tractor. Also a quick look at a project that Mrs. Kapper was working on today, which was staining our entrance fencing, which turned out fantastic! (Stay tuned for a future project video to see how that one played out!). Thanks for watching. Don't forget to like and subscribe to follow all of our land management projects, tractor projects, excavator projects, DIY landscaping, wildlife habitat projects, food plots, watering ponds, rustic red cedar projects and much more country living adventures. Kapper Outdoors, living the dream, one acre at time.
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