Posted by DeltaRed on November 20, 2016 at 07:22:26 from (65.100.147.113):
In Reply to: 3 wheelers ? posted by 01gentdc on November 20, 2016 at 06:40:15:
There used to be a lot of single fronts in the furrow irrigated regions of the west/southwest. Particularly in ares where sugar beets,pinto beans,onions,vegatables... The single front would follow the 'water mark' (furrow),whearas the 'regular' tricycle front would not. The single front tire would also tend to pack the bottom of the mark for better water flow.Singles are very common here,they vastly outnumber the tricycle(dual) front. It's a regional thing. These days,with the bigger tractors,more rows(bigger planters) the single is fadeing. Guys now just use wide front tractors with narrow tires.There are still a few 4020s,806,1080etc with singles still 'floating' around.I know of a 4320 with a single still being used.
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