Farmall 656
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Can forum members shed some light on the differences between an IH 350 and 370 disk? I am looking for one and would like to know what separates them in performance and frame.
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Keith Williams
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- Wellsville, Ohio
I purchased a 350 in 1979. 10' 3", 7 inch spacing and 20" blades with cleaners.
Served me well until I sold out in 2001. I went thru one set of blades in that time.
Greasable bearings, leveling hitch.
Be careful if you lock the disk for transport and forget to unhook the cylinder latch.
Single wheels using car tires for transport.
I had to put bolts in the adjusters to keep the gangs from moving IIRC.
I would call it a light duty disk that pulled very easy.
Ran it with a Farmall H the first year and a half. All that it could handle!
I then got a Ford 7000 Rowcrop that played with it. I could run it in 6th gear (6.3 MPH).
On second pass I hooked a Spring tooth behind it and stayed in 6th.
Keith
Served me well until I sold out in 2001. I went thru one set of blades in that time.
Greasable bearings, leveling hitch.
Be careful if you lock the disk for transport and forget to unhook the cylinder latch.
Single wheels using car tires for transport.
I had to put bolts in the adjusters to keep the gangs from moving IIRC.
I would call it a light duty disk that pulled very easy.
Ran it with a Farmall H the first year and a half. All that it could handle!
I then got a Ford 7000 Rowcrop that played with it. I could run it in 6th gear (6.3 MPH).
On second pass I hooked a Spring tooth behind it and stayed in 6th.
Keith
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