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Re: New F20


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Posted by Bob Kerr on August 15, 2007 at 07:31:31 from (64.12.116.73):

In Reply to: New F20 posted by Michael Hale on August 14, 2007 at 20:06:45:

I really like the F20s, but they are too wide for my trailer. Not sure on the narrow tread version. On your plow It is very possible you will need what they call a "twist clevis" to hook up the coupler to the drawbar.Tractor supply has them or any implement dealer should. If you are going to go try out the plow just remember this and it is very important! DO NOT hook the trip rope to your arm or body or even the tractor seat. The coupler on the plow is made to "break away" if the plow hits a big rock, old stump or something underground. I know a lady who got yanked right off an M when the plow unhooked and have heard of people getting the seat yanked out from under them because they had the rope tied wrong. The tractor will keep going without you! Best not to tie it at all and if you dont have anywhere to put it find a place where it won"t fall off and get plowed under or break a part on the tractor. My old 10-20 had a small pully on the fender that I think was used to hold the rope and that is what I used it for. There might be a place on that ol gal that someone used like a wire loop or some other creative way of doing it. Just be careful and have fun with it, it will last you for years if you take good care of it.


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