Posted by cadet trooper on February 03, 2010 at 15:40:01 from (99.162.230.240):
In Reply to: Pic of ripper on my M posted by F150Mustang on February 03, 2010 at 08:29:08:
JMOR"s drawing is right much the same as the row cultivators were the setup under the pump was nothing more than a pivot point for the cylinder arms. I would wear a flack jacket much like the NFL quarterbacks and a mouth piece because that dude will stop you cold unless you"re doing sandy soil if you hit a rock or boulder and then you"ll eat the steering wheel, even at 3mph it"s like doing 60 I did that once pulling 6X16s along a fence row with a 1466 and hit a tree root stopped that girl cold and chipped a tooth on the steering wheel.
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