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Doug Steinbach · Dec 20, 2008

How big of a disk will my F14 pull? I found a 6" drag type that it is in good condition for a very reasonable price.

Anonymous-0 · Dec 20, 2008

You shouldn't have any problem. We pulled one with an F-12 in NW Ohio when I was a kid.

Doug Steinbach · Dec 20, 2008

Was it tandem or single? This one is a tandem.

Anonymous-0 · Dec 20, 2008

I pull a 6ft tandom with a BN.

James Williams · Dec 20, 2008

I tried pulling a tandem 6ft disc in a full cutting angle with my F20 and ran out of traction,I think a F14 would pull a single disc

jimmy

Stewartinpa · Dec 21, 2008

Doug it depends on how much angle you set the disc at it should work fine for you

Stewart

Anonymous-0 · Dec 21, 2008

It was a tandem. And the farm was mostly sandy soil.

LenNH · Dec 21, 2008

With my father's '38 F-12 on 40" rubber, cast wheels, I regularly pulled a 7-foot double-disk that was originally sold with his 1929 10-20. The F-12 pulled this in plowed ground in second gear. No power left over, but adequate. The big cast wheels had better traction than the smaller wheels of an F-20, in my experience. I have to admit that the only F-20 I used had cut-off spokes and NO weights or water. I do remember that it lost a little traction all the time in plowed ground. Also: the disk-harrow had fairly small discs, so maybe it didn't need as much power as some of the modern harrows. I've had no experience of newer disk-harrows.

Anonymous-0 · Dec 22, 2008

thats what they will pull 6 ft. tandem.

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