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220 centerfold disc

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Ray

01-05-2003 11:27:09




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Im looking at a 220 centerfold with plain blades on front cone on rear does anybody know any thing good or bad about it




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C Butler

01-05-2003 12:19:50




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 Re: 220 centerfold disc in reply to Ray, 01-05-2003 11:27:09  
The yellow gang 220&230 discs were junk, not built heavy enough, broke frames etc. The black gang 220 was a little better, but my recomendation would be a black gang 230. They are a MUCH better machine. That's what I still run, it's seen thousands of acres & is still a good machine. I also recomand the cone blades they penetrate much better than a hemispherical blade,
though some say they don't work in wet soil.

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Denny

01-05-2003 19:59:47




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 Re: Re: 220 centerfold disc in reply to C Butler, 01-05-2003 12:19:50  
We had a yellow 230 for ten years. We bought it used. It was a very good disc. I have heard some bad stories about the 220. We never had one.



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Roger

01-05-2003 13:32:49




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 Re: Re: 220 centerfold disc in reply to C Butler, 01-05-2003 12:19:50  
I second C Butlers comments. Look for a 230 or a 235 disk. The 220's hard to make work level and were hard to keep from breaking frames. Roger



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Mitchissippi

01-06-2003 09:06:27




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 Re: Re: Re: 220 centerfold disc in reply to Roger, 01-05-2003 13:32:49  
I've pulled two or three different 235's. Good discs. Make sure the bearings on the transport wheels are in good shape.

Mitch



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