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Transporting Tractors to Manure Piles

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FARM EQUIPMENT FUN!

What happens here

The host outlines the plan for manure distribution: there are two large piles of manure on the property. One is in the 'upper garden area,' intended for growing crops like corn and squash. The other is located at the top of a hill. The Ventrac will be used to load manure from the top pile into the spreader, and the John Deere tractor will be used to pull the manure spreader. He then proceeds to drive the John Deere tractor to the location of the manure spreader, while the Ventrac is presumably driven to the manure pile.

Goal: Move the John Deere tractor and the Ventrac to their respective manure piles on the farm.

Tools and materials

  • ABI Classic Manure Spreader
  • John Deere 5065E Tractor
  • Ventrac 4500Y
  • Manure Piles

What they say

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we have two big piles of manure one of them is right over here and this is our upper garden area we call it our corn area we'll be growing squash and corn and all kinds of goodies there this spring so we'll get the bin track up to the top of the hill where the other manure pile is and then we'll take the John Deere 5065 up there and we'll get a hook to the manure spreader we'll show you how it works [Applause]

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