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Pull style Disc - Need help to ID

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Kirk-NJ

09-11-2007 03:46:16




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Pull style disc, 6' wide, single row, adjustable, 18" disc, all the same size. Need help to ID so I can try to get a manual for it. I would also like to convert it to a 3pt. hitch. I don't know how to post a photo here so I put it in the implement photo section.




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johns48jdb

09-12-2007 18:10:36




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 Re: Pull style Disc - Need help to ID in reply to Kirk-NJ, 09-11-2007 03:46:16  
i hate to see you cut it up also, but if your going to use it the three point hitch is the way to go. you can make it cut level by adjusting your third arm and rather than runnning in the same path twice and making a ditch in between two points you can pick it up go through and set it down. i didn't see any chains to use on the lift arms, but some type of tension bars pushing down on the outside edges. is that what they do?

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Kirk-NJ

09-13-2007 03:36:40




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 Re: Pull style Disc - Need help to ID in reply to johns48jdb, 09-12-2007 18:10:36  
Thanks for all the replies. The disc are 7" apart. It has a piece that I can unbolt in the front so I might be able to made a 3PT hitch out of some scrap I have laying around and bolt it on. Then I could unbolt the 3pt hitch and put it back to drag style for the atv. That's the plan. We'll see how it goes.



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Vapet

09-12-2007 05:25:48




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 Re: Pull style Disc - Need help to ID in reply to Kirk-NJ, 09-11-2007 03:46:16  
Have seen pictures of this type of disc mounted on small Ford or Fergusons. Thinking, not to good anymore, that the angle iron that is bolted to the front of hitch will bolt to a cross drawbar and the chains that are above the outer bearing supports would maybe go to rockshalf arms. May not lift too high, but should work. Put some thought into this before you cut it up. These harrows in good shape are getting hard to come by.

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johns48jdb

09-12-2007 02:39:29




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 Re: Pull style Disc - Need help to ID in reply to Kirk-NJ, 09-11-2007 03:46:16  
looks like what we call in n al a new ground disk. i don't know any manual that will help you. if you want to convert it to 3 pt hitch get out the welder and cutting torch and go for it. measure another 3 pt implement and get an idea of the distances you need.



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El Toro

09-11-2007 07:19:02




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 Re: Pull style Disc - Need help to ID in reply to Kirk-NJ, 09-11-2007 03:46:16  
third party image

Here's your disk. Hal



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Leroy

09-12-2007 05:00:41




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 Re: Pull style Disc - Need help to ID in reply to El Toro, 09-11-2007 07:19:02  
Looks like what some called a bush & bog disc. Does it have a very wide space between blades of something around 10"?



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