Posted by MF Poor on April 30, 2009 at 13:04:21 from (98.19.88.232):
In Reply to: Pull Disc vs 3-point posted by fregienewbee on April 30, 2009 at 04:26:47:
There's only a very small handful (if that many) 3-point disc's that are worth there weight in peanuts. Most are a waste of time IMHO. The ones that ARE worth having are limited to a couple older designs and a few new VERY expensive VERY heavy models. Best ever in my opinion, the model #25 Massey Ferguson disc. (Easily identifiable by the pair of gang adjustment levers near the 3-point top link hitch mast. ) Ford made a decent model back in the day (flex hitch)
A wheel disc is tough to beat IF you have remote hydraulics to run a cylinder. My favorites are IH models built in the 60's and 70's.
It's hard to beat the mobility and manueverability of a GOOD 3-point disc, especially so with smaller tractors.
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