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Posted by hayray on April 02, 2006 at 05:37:38 from (216.234.123.56):
In Reply to: How Big of disc posted by TJH on April 01, 2006 at 14:31:29:
You should be able to pull anything up to 14 ft. for a light finishing disk on dry ground and I would think you could cruise with almost any 12 ft. disk, they are usually light at that size. Years ago I pulled a 10 ft. Oliver disk with a 40 horse JD 60 and it saled with it, then my 1655 Oliver at 70 HP pulled the 10 ft. disk like it was not even there. Now I pull a 18 ft. Krause disk behind a 110 hp and it is all it can handle but there is no comparison in the weight and engeneering of the disk.
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