If he followed along, you know we just finished up
the engine on Dad's 210 Al Chalmers,
so he's ready to farm.
When he bought this chisel plow around 10 years ago,
he had to take a couple of the Shanks off
because his 200 Alice just didn't have enough juice to
pull it.
With the extra power on the 210,
he decided to put the two Shanks back on.
We'll use some coil to attack the corrosion that happened
as they sat over the past 10 years so that
we can remove the hardware without damaging any threats.
Getting the Shanks in position is really probably a two
person job,
but after all of those years of practice holding a
flashlight,
I'm better off holding the camera than helping.
Once they're in position, the hardware gets tightened up to
keep them in place and he's ready to work some
dirt.
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