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Tim Sweeney's Power Disc Videos

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dan_41jdh

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For those interested in seeing Tim's experimental "Farmhand Power Disc" in operation, here are a few YouTube links of that interesting implement in action, powered by the one-and-only "60" crawler in existence.

https://youtu.be/xfIM-A8NS-o

https://youtu.be/2b_vPoEjf3o

https://youtu.be/869_1abZP7s

https://youtu.be/g-fqLo7Cppk
 
Nice videos.

The power harrow is nice as well. It seems a bit like a conventional rototiller to me though. Is there a reason/purpose behind the power harrow in terms of why it is better than a conventional harrow or tiller?
 
Unfortunately, those links are not "hot", so you will have to manually copy the link URL and paste it in your browser's address bar.
 
Looks like it works similar to the rock rake I use.
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Tim, Were you in 2nd or 3rd gear? That machine use's some power, you need a bigger Horse.. ( WINK )
 
I was in second gear,,and yes,,I needed more horses...my muffler shows it too...in some defense of my 40 HP...the ground was a little tuff...this thing was 16ft..and I cut it down to 9ft. If some one has a little money..I would part with it...
 
If it were equipped with conventional rototiller tines I'd be inclined to make you an offer.

We've always been curious if a pull type style of rototiller exists. Something we can use behind our non 3pt hitch equipped 4020s.

(quoted from post at 15:33:32 08/30/17) I was in second gear,,and yes,,I needed more horses...my muffler shows it too...in some defense of my 40 HP...the ground was a little tuff...this thing was 16ft..and I cut it down to 9ft. If some one has a little money..I would part with it...
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