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Posted by Ga-Scott on March 15, 2001 at 11:39:36 from (66.20.24.209):
In Reply to: Super A Implements... posted by Ga-Scott on March 14, 2001 at 11:37:11:
Thanks... Personally, I like the idea of walking/breathing/etc... :) That's $.02 is worth a little more these days. No, I plan to loosen the soil via disc/plow or what ever suggestions I get. Then pull the "loosened" stump from the ground (hitching to the lower area of the tractor). I have been using shovel, maddock & come-along to remove them. I haven't yet purchased the tractor yet, & I would rather not "break" it on it's first chore if you know what I mean. I'm trying to find suggestions of loosening the stumps as well as first ground breaking. As I have the disc plow, I guess I will need a set of harrows or clutivator plows? If so, why... I know how to do the stuff with a tiller, You would think I would know how to work it with a tractor. Sincerely,
clueless... Ga-Scott p.s.:Still looking for photos... Thanks for the b-hog photo Mike. Looks great. What price range did you pay. More questions to come...
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