Hi Dave. I have one. I narrowed mine down to 24.5 ft. so I could pull it with my 110 horse. Very good cultivator. Lots of trash capacity with the 5 rows of shanks. One thing to check is the shanks for ware. Grab hold of the ones behind the tractor duals and yank them side to side to see how much the bolt and eye is worn. The 4600 does not have replaceable bushings in the shank. It has a 5/8 bolt that you can replace to get rid of some of the play. The 4800 has a 1/2 bolt with replaceable bushing. Only you can decide how much side slop you can live with. How much they want for it? I gave $4500 for mine last April and it needed all shovels replaced. The tires are excellent on mine and very little ware on shank side play.
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