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Ardie

08-10-2004 17:08:49

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Will a Farmall H pull a 10ft pull type tadem disc? I've found a nice John Deere, I know that is a dirty word but they are hard to find, or would I be better off with a 8 foot.

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riverbend

08-10-2004 19:31:47

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Re: Tandem dics in reply to Ardie, 08-10-2004 17:08:49

Seven or eight feet will give your H all it wants. If it is wheel disk, it can be cut down to the right size. My JD neighbor is keeping an eye out for one for me.

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CNKS

08-10-2004 18:38:54

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Re: Tandem dics in reply to Ardie, 08-10-2004 17:08:49

For all practical purposes, no. If it is a wheel controlled disk, it will pull it shallow. We used only a 6 foot disk, but it was very heavily weighted. An 7 or 8 foot with little or no additional weight should work.

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Allan in NE

08-11-2004 04:54:10

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Re: Tandem dics in reply to CNKS, 08-10-2004 18:38:54

Aw, Comon' now CN,

I know you would set the cut angle rather than drag that thing around with the wheels down. :>)

Dat's what the city boys do. lol

Allan

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CNKS

08-11-2004 18:29:54

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Re: Tandem dics in reply to Allan in NE, 08-11-2004 04:54:10

Doesn't make any difference whether you set the cut angle or raise it up, 10 ft is too big. Best to have a max or near max cut angle and get the right size disk.

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Dr.EVIL

08-12-2004 11:45:04

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Re: Tandem dics in reply to CNKS, 08-11-2004 18:29:54

Your right. 10 ft was a good size for an M/Super M. Could run in 4th in stalk ground and 3rd in plowed ground.

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Allan in NE

08-10-2004 17:33:38

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Re: Tandem dics in reply to Ardie, 08-10-2004 17:08:49

Hi Ardie,

I don't know any red guys who cuss the John Deeres. However, the other camp seems a bit uppidty at times. :>)

Depends on what your discing and your soil. That old H is a little on the anemic side, don't forget. Love 'em to death, but they just wern't much for power.

Great in the hay field, small loader, a cultivator or rotary hoe, tho.

But listen, if you've got a lead on a nice disc, go get the thing. Ya know darned well you will be getting a bigger tractor down the road, anyway. :>)

Get your JD disc, I think you'll do just fine,

Allan

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steveormary

08-10-2004 21:43:04

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Re: Tandem dics in reply to Allan in NE, 08-10-2004 17:33:38

Ardie;

A ten ft tandem would be a little much for an H. We pulled an 11 ft. Krause with a Super M in 2nd or 3rd and it was all the old M wanted.

steveormary

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