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Leinbach (sp?) harrows any good?

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ShepFL

11-13-2001 11:22:13




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Consignment dealer next town over has several 8-10' Lienbach (sp?) harrows for sale. Called me today with directions. He has new 10' adjustable set, 3pth, lift type (no transport) 18" scalloped front disks, 20" smooth rear disks - $775. Weight unknown. Are these worth looking at? Can't seem to find them on the net.

I have been trying to locate a 8-10' transport disk harrow for nearly 2 yrs. Wanting to use them on U-Pick and for maintenance on planted pine. Most I find are in Mid-West, price is right - transportation costs eat me up. I am located in N. FL.

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Thanks Y'all (shepfl)

11-15-2001 06:31:03




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 Re: Leinbach (sp?) harrows any good? in reply to ShepFL, 11-13-2001 11:22:13  
Thanks for all the info and the phone #s. I called Leinbach and have some brochures coming. Their web site is not yet active.

I did learn that they only sell 8' wide max. Now I am wondering what this fella in Lake City is selling. Trip to NC may be in order.
ShepFL



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Wyatt

11-14-2001 07:47:39




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 Re: Leinbach (sp?) harrows any good? in reply to ShepFL, 11-13-2001 11:22:13  
Shep,

I have a 6 foot model that I purchased about a year ago. I've put about 100 hours on it and have been real pleased with it. Easy adjustments, sturdy construction. I use about 150lbs. of balast on it. It digs in great. I'm also located in N. Florida so soil conditions should be similar. The price sounds right. I paid $425 for mine brand new. Good luck.



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11-14-2001 15:38:09




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 Re: Re: Leinbach (sp?) harrows any good? in reply to Wyatt, 11-14-2001 07:47:39  
Where are you in north Fl?



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ShepFL

11-14-2001 08:57:21




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 Re: Re: Leinbach (sp?) harrows any good? in reply to Wyatt, 11-14-2001 07:47:39  
Wyatt -
Where in N. FL? I am dead middle between Jax and Lake City (Sanderson). It is a wide spot in the road.



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Ford Man

11-13-2001 19:49:03




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 Re: Leinbach (sp?) harrows any good? in reply to ShepFL, 11-13-2001 11:22:13  
Shep,
They are made in Winston Salem , NC . Not but about an hour from me . I have a 12 disc and my Father-in-Law has a 16 disc . They are very good quality . Sealed bearings , good adjustment on the disc angle . They are sturdy but you do need to add a little weight to get them to dig in . Mine cost about $425 . I would buy another one .

I bought a Ferguson 30 earlier this year and it came with a real heavy Ford disc . I now use the Ford disc on the Fergie for roughing out my fields and use the Leinbach on my Ford 2N to finish . It does a great job finishing .

Tel. # is 910-924-4115 or maybe 336-924-4115 .

( I can't remember if their area code changed when ours did )

Good Luck !
Ford Man

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Not Junior

11-14-2001 18:41:10




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 Re: Re: Leinbach (sp?) harrows any good? in reply to Ford Man, 11-13-2001 19:49:03  
Area code is 336. I live about 3 miles from them.



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SupC

11-13-2001 16:48:04




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 Re: Leinbach (sp?) harrows any good? in reply to ShepFL, 11-13-2001 11:22:13  
When I was a kid, about 20 yrs. ago, we had a Leinbach 6 ft. 3-point disc. It cut good, and what I remember of it, was pretty heavy duty. they may not be that heavy now, but that one was a good one.



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PCC-AL

11-13-2001 12:34:02




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 Re: Leinbach (sp?) harrows any good? in reply to ShepFL, 11-13-2001 11:22:13  
Hi Shep,
Sorry I don't know about the harrow, but did you get the tomato relish recipe I sent to you from the Country Living board????



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ShepFL - NOPE

11-13-2001 13:54:43




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 Re: Re: Leinbach (sp?) harrows any good? in reply to PCC-AL, 11-13-2001 12:34:02  
Seen a response but could never access it. This was about the time Kim was upgrading servers.



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Jerry D in NC

11-13-2001 12:33:49




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 Re: Leinbach (sp?) harrows any good? in reply to ShepFL, 11-13-2001 11:22:13  
Shep,
Leinbach is a brand of mid tier ag equipment that has been sold in NC for years. They make solid equipment for the money and it is typically simple. They started out making equipment for the low end market in the 70's I think and they went up a little bit in quality and the TSC's dropped a little to the cheap imports so Leinbach sets between Branded (JD,IH,etc.) and Store Brand (TSC, Agri-supply, etc) I have used alot of their equipment over the years and it works fine, parts do seem to be available. That disk will probably not be as heavy as you are looking for but might work just fine. Up here in NC 10 ft offsets are going for $200-$400 all over the place. Might want to check the NCDA's Agricultural Review on line and check for something that you could drive and get. I will include the website for the Ag Review and I understand the SC has one very similar. Published once a month.

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ShepFL

11-14-2001 09:02:06




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 Re: Re: Leinbach (sp?) harrows any good? in reply to Jerry D in NC, 11-13-2001 12:33:49  
Hey Jerry D -
Thanks for the insight. Maybe if I tell the Mrs. as a family vacation we spend Christmas in the Smokies. Then maybe Santa & I will locate a set of harrows. Just gotta figure out how to get them to FL with the pop-up camper. Sold my truck camper few yrs. back for this one.



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Jerry D in NC

11-14-2001 10:01:12




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 Re: Re: Re: Leinbach (sp?) harrows any good? in reply to ShepFL, 11-14-2001 09:02:06  
Having grown up in them mountains I can tell you this. That ain't no time for no pop up camper. Freeze your bottom right off. I was up visiting my father last weekend and it was 21 degrees Sunday morning. Nope just drive the truck pulling the trailer and stay in the Econo Lodge. LOL probably cost less than the medical bills clearing up the colds you would catch. LOL



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ShepFL

11-15-2001 06:28:15




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Leinbach (sp?) harrows any good? in reply to Jerry D in NC, 11-14-2001 10:01:12  
Roger that!
He11, the Mrs. & the boys get chills when temps dip to 40 here! And she wants me to relocate to N. ID. Silly me but I am not signing up for ALL the work. When I do move they will have to learn NOT to stay inside from Oct. - May. LOL

Maybe me & the boys can make it a 'boys nite out' LOL and run up there over a weekend.

Before we had our sons we would go camping in the Smokies & J. Piercy Priest Lake outside of Nashville every other year. Now with football, soccer etc. just get to go in the local area. Hoping to to spend one Christmas up there though.

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