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Posted by Bill in NC on October 19, 2005 at 18:46:06 from (65.188.155.69):
Saw this on Ebay tonight. Never used a two-way plow. How do you use this plow on a 140? Do you reach back and jerk a lever to flip it over? When one gets to the end of the row do you just spin the tractor around, flip the plow over and get back to plowing all in one motion? With single way plows we start in the middle of the field and plow out from the middle. It gets to be long turn around transits in big fields. I assume two way plows are the ticket for efficient plowing in big fields with minimal turn around time loss.
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