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Posted by jd m on December 13, 2005 at 17:36:36 from (216.81.197.4):
In Reply to: No Till HP posted by mross on December 12, 2005 at 10:52:01:
When we bought our John Deere 15' no till drill the dealer said we could put it with a 95 hp tractor with a drill cart. We didn't have one for a while and used it on a 3 pt hitch. Needed 2000 lbs with a full load of seed to keep the front end down. Tractor was 180 hp didn't need the engine power rather the hitch power to pick it up. Hope this helps.
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