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Read articles →A working farm vlog following a busy planting day in northern Alabama: the Farmall 110C pulls a field cultivator to prep ground ahead of a grain drill seeding soybeans, while a borrowed 305 handles another field. Coverage is casual and conversational, equipment breakdowns (a blown hydraulic hose, a leaking cylinder), weather delays, and family moments get as much airtime as the tractors themselves. Best for viewers who enjoy slice-of-life farm content over tractor-specific reviews.
Posted by the Thomas FarmsTN channel; the presenter appears to be an owner-operator sharing day-to-day farm work from what sounds like a small family operation in northern Alabama.
The owner felt it was a little light to pull the grain drill, saying 'against my better judgment,' but it still got the job done in the field.
A hydraulic line busted while folding the wings, costing $36 to fix, and the field cultivator's lift cylinder started leaking and later poured out in three places.
A 25-foot Case International 204300 field cultivator, believed to be made in the mid-90s, in its second year of use on this farm.
