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Pulling two drills at once

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ratskinner

02-05-2000 10:42:11




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I have seen photo of guys pulling two drills at once.but don't know know body that has done it.does it work allright?I have two 10ft JD EB drills that I won't to pull.Does anyone know were a guy can get one or am I going to have to make one.{which I can do} sometime you can buy a old one cheaper them make one.




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Tim(nj)

02-05-2000 20:48:18




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 Re: pulling two drills at once in reply to ratskinner, 02-05-2000 10:42:11  
You know, I saw an old New Holland double rake hitch at a dealer a couple months ago. It was the old kind that doesn't swing the rakes behind each other for transport. I think it would work for two 10' drills, since it was designed to pull two 9' rakes. I would hope you have square, flat fields that don't need a trip over a public road to get to if you go with a setup like this. Actually, now that I think about it, a newer double rake hitch would probably also work, and allow you to swing both drills in line to transport on the road.

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FM.,....

02-06-2000 08:27:43




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 Re: Re: pulling two drills at once in reply to Tim(nj), 02-05-2000 20:48:18  
only if you have the proper hydraulics on the tractor....



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