depending on soil type a five shank chisel would be good it might do a seven . A disc of like others have said 14 foot WITH duals as for a moldboard plow 4x16's is max . Field cultivator up to 16 foot . Here again soil type comes into play. I ran a 710 4x16 plow and a 370 13.6 disc with 20 inch blades , yes i could pull it with out the duals but did a lot of spinning . But i have hills and with the 4 bottoms on most of the time 700 was needed on the ft. and at times over a 1000 to keep it somewhat on the ground , i really don't like looking down the exhaust pipe or the sky when ya get on a hill and she pulls down and lifts the ft. 7 feet in the air before ya get the clutch pushed in and ride the brakes so ya don't just drop her. They do come up fast at times if she is locked to the ground.
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