Posted by gbs on October 02, 2013 at 19:33:40 from (64.234.38.41):
In Reply to: Offset Disc posted by UP Oliver on October 02, 2013 at 13:31:18:
there are a lot of variables blade sizes ,spacing ,section angle adjustable or not,weight of the disc, depth of cut,type of dirt ect,daddy pulled a 20 blade bushhog with an m farmall 2 gear most of the time of coarse it was set to where the tractor could pull it, more than one person stopped by the field to watch it in action,use to disc for a neighbor he had a 28 blade taylor-way that was all a strong 1256 ih wanted,uncle had one he cut new ground with, if I remember correct was a 16 blade, wide spaced blades that adjusted from the tongue no wheels it would stall and old model 7 cat in full section in the right dirt
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