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Reminds me of a Film Noir from about 1950 in which a government agent gets plowed under. Scary stuff, then and now. That is an amazing bit of farm machinery.
ReplyDeleteImpressive!
ReplyDeleteI have no idea what that is but it looks powerful.
ReplyDelete...big and expensive.
ReplyDeleteLa belleza de las maquinas para trabajar el campo. Un abrazo
ReplyDeletethecontemplativecat here. that is one heck of a disk. 50 years ago, my dad never had such a monster to use in the fields.
ReplyDeleteThe symmetry in your photo emphasizes just how complex these huge disc harrows are when folded up for transport. Seeing the sharp tines lifted high into the air gives a whole new appreciation for the heavy gear that handles the tough work out in the fields.
ReplyDeleteWow! Amazing machine!
ReplyDeleteimpressive machinery.
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