Posted by paul on February 06, 2018 at 19:06:17 from (66.60.223.229):
In Reply to: pulling planter posted by flying belgian on February 05, 2018 at 19:36:49:
Can certainly try, but my 300 would not come remotely close to lifting my 4 or 6 row 7000. Neither did my Oliver Super 77 which was disappointing, I had hoped to use it with the 4 row. I tried without fertilizer so it was as light as I could make it, and I even bought a size bigger hyd cylinder to give it more oomph.
There were 2 different frames with the 6 row, one common one used a single cylinder in the center with a rock shaft.
The less common style was a notill or some such designation, and it had a cylinder on each wheel. Perhaps this style would life easier I donno.
My big tractor is in the shop,too, I expect it back by spring but would be in a world of trouble if not.....
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