Posted by paul on April 27, 2020 at 05:40:27 from (66.60.223.229):
In Reply to: Weekend work posted by jon f mn on April 27, 2020 at 03:32:44:
You can pull 6-16 with 100 hp tractor? I used to run 4-18 with 145hp, and that was a pull some years. I’m hoping the 210hp tractor can pull the 6-16 on land I just got.
I got started on corn Sunday, put in 20 acres. Wife was field cultivating on Saturday, until I touched the rig and a hyd hose blew. Of course, Saturday at 4:30, and it had JIC 3/8 inch fittings, farm store I could piece together the 22 feet and one end to the pioneer fitting, but they of course were out of 3/8 inch email fittings we looked the display over for half hour and couldn’t find a way to adapt through.
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