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Re: Re: tumble bug plow
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Posted by Dan(first one) on November 04, 2002 at 20:12:05 from (12.144.247.66):
In Reply to: Re: tumble bug plow posted by Hugh MacKay on November 04, 2002 at 18:26:02:
Out here is Central Washington state. There were anumber of these around and a few still here and ther. Haven't seen one working in a long time though. Most guys here use 3 point rollover plows or the new ones where the moundboard turns to change directions. You are right about not having to plow from one end or in the alternative a large dead furrow in the middle from a one way. I had wondered who made those, knewt they were red. John deere had a 2 bottom 2 way plow where 2 bottoms on one side lifted up while the others were down. At the end of the row when plow was lifted it tripped the hitch to go to the other side and as 2 bottoms went down the others came up. A 202 I believe
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