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Re: pull type or mounted plow?
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Posted by Red Rider on April 29, 2002 at 20:38:51 from (67.226.44.74):
In Reply to: pull type or mounted plow? posted by Jess on April 29, 2002 at 17:56:57:
I've plowed many acres with both. A pull plow is quick and easy to unhook and hook on to another emplement. A mounted plow will is faster on the ends and will let you get closer on the ends to say a fence or ditch. I have a model 39 IH two 16 two way plow called a tumble bug plows nice and level. I also plow with a IH fast hitch two 16 two way roll over plow. I don't have draft control on my 400 Diesel but the plow does have a depth wheel and the fast hitch will float. It also does a nice job of plowing but takes more time attaching with removing your drawbar and hooking up hydraulics. I don't know which one I would say I like better. If I get tired of pulling the trip rope I just use the mounted one for a while.
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