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Re: Friction disk for Touch control on Farmall 100
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Posted by Daniel H. on July 08, 2005 at 19:54:54 from (66.226.34.159):
In Reply to: Re: Friction disk for Touch control on Farmall 100 posted by Ramon from NC on July 07, 2005 at 19:04:04:
Once you figure out the set up on those rolling cultivators you will LOVE them. I got a set an they make your garden look like you went through with a hoe. The will throw the dirt right to the center and by changing the angle you can control how aggressive they are. I'm still playing with mine. The rotary hoe I'm looking for goes between the 144 cultivators, you can evn use it as a rolling sheild by removeing some of the wheels. It hangs from the front eyelets behind the square tube on the front and has a singlr lift rod/springup to the rockshaft. You can get that manual from Binder Books for the 144. Good people to deal with.
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