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Re: IH 826 vs Chisel Plows
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Posted by K.B.-826 on August 14, 2005 at 20:55:42 from (66.188.197.215):
In Reply to: IH 826 vs Chisel Plows posted by Jim Allen on August 13, 2005 at 18:38:34:
Jim, we don't do much chisel plowing, but ours is a 10 shank (it's actually a junk 11-shank with one broke off- not worth fixing), and it's all the 966 wants in Low 4th in corn ground. I haven't had it behind the 826 yet, but I have had it behind the 80 horsepower 786 and 3088, and it's too much for them, constant spinning out in Low 3rd. I've been looking for a good Glencoe high clearance 7-shank disk chisel for the corn ground, I think the 826 and 966 will have no problem with that.
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