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Re: Friction disk for Touch control on Farmall 100
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Posted by Ramon from NC on July 07, 2005 at 19:04:04 from (64.102.254.33):
In Reply to: Re: Friction disk for Touch control on Farmall 100 posted by Daniel H. on July 07, 2005 at 16:47:29:
Hugh and Daniel,
Thanks, it just seemed to me like cork might not do much but if you guys says it does, experience counts for more than conjecture ;-)
Daniel,
I thought I sent an email back to you but maybe it got lost. I would love to get a copy of the chart you made that converts the feed rates. I am going to pick up my side dresser hopefully next week after I pick up my "new" 1985 Chevy Farm truck (which will make my wanna-be-farmer life much easier).
I am still looking for an A-144 Cultivators manual as I just have my "Farm Implements for use with Farmall 100" book, which mostly focuses on Fast hitch stuff. I see a 1-F11 Rotary Hoe, which is a super cool monstrosity but it's one point and mounts behind the tractor. I don't see any other rotary hoes.
Maybe you are talking about the rolling cultivators that mount under the belly on the tool bars. You use two of them. Here is a picture of what I am talking about Cheers
Ramon
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