I have one for a 200 series (two point hitch). My dad had one for his A. My Uncle had one that mounted on a C or SC. All were two disk units. The first short comming was that they did not cut as wide as two 14 bottoms. When my father bought the land in 1948 most of it was in forest. He cleared the land and as you can imagine there were many roots and stumps. The disk tended to cut through the roots better than the plow. After about two years he traded the A for a C with two 14 mounted plows. We never looked back. My Uncle gave up the twin disk plow for two 14's in the late 1950's. Understand that our land was sandy. In the north part of the state where clay is dominant, all plows are disk. Most farmers used a chisel plow followed by a disk harrow or just the harrow alone. The disk plow I have came from a farmer in the piedmont where soils are high in clay content.
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