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patrick

01-07-1999 18:21:31




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any opinions on pull vs 3 point harrows??? also is there an optimum width in relation to wheel width?




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Dennis H.

01-11-1999 18:54:34




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 Re: harrows in reply to patrick, 01-07-1999 18:21:31  
It's all about safety and intended purpose. The 3pt is easily transported and thats about it. Remember that all 3pt implements will go the opposite way you turn the steering wheel, so if you are doing an arena it makes it difficult to get anywhere close to the wall unless you lift and back up over what you just dragged. This is also true for fences and sides of buildings etc. The drag types will follow well and as long as it covers your tracks in a tight turn, you would never know a wheel had been there...

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patrick

01-11-1999 19:24:43




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 Re: Re: harrows in reply to Dennis H., 01-11-1999 18:54:34  

thanks Dennis I'm new to tractoring so every bit of information from someone with experience is appreciated!



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Pete

01-14-1999 10:42:40




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 Re: Re: Re: harrows in reply to patrick, 01-11-1999 19:24:43  
New to tractoring!!! Be attentive of a drag harrow when turning. If you turn too short and the rear tire of the tractor catches the chain or cable from hitch to outrigger you will have it in the seat with you in an instant. This can in no way be a pleasent experience.



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patrick

01-14-1999 18:16:59




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: harrows in reply to Pete, 01-14-1999 10:42:40  

Pete. Thanks for the info one more ingredient in the soup!!!!



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frank

01-11-1999 11:31:01




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 Re: harrows in reply to patrick, 01-07-1999 18:21:31  
Whats a harrow?



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Al

01-14-1999 16:22:39




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 Re: Re: harrows in reply to frank, 01-11-1999 11:31:01  
A harrow is an implement with spring steel prongs which can be set to different depths. It is run over a field/garden after you plow and disc it to provide a smooth seed bed. It can also be used to dress a riding ring.



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Sixgun Sam

01-14-1999 00:05:18




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 Re: Re: harrows in reply to frank, 01-11-1999 11:31:01  
A harrow is what a Hindian shoots you with.



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patrick

01-11-1999 18:56:21




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 Re: Re: harrows in reply to frank, 01-11-1999 11:31:01  

A harrow is an implement used to prevent bush hogs from overrunning your property!



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