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Farmall Cub and the 23-A Double Gang Disc

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First published at 16:52 UTC on December 26th, 2020.

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Our 1953 Cub gets a workout with the 23-A Harrow! I bought 4 new tires for my cub from TM Tractors and while I was there, Ron had a 23-A Double Gang Disk Harrow to sell me. It was in good shape and rolled freely so we loaded it up into the back of my truck, put the new tires on top, closed the cap, and headed home. I wanted to get the new tires on Ruth the Cub before trying to pull the harrow, but time got in the way and only allowed for three, both front and one rear to be installed. Running the harrow was a sharp learning curve, but the harrow really is an easy tool to use and the adjustments are simple, with obvious results. I dragged the harrow through a garden I had previously tilled to get a feel for it. Then we headed to the back garden that had not been touched this year and worked in the winter rye to ready for planting corn.

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