Posted by Leroy on November 29, 2016 at 21:11:45 from (69.88.202.2):
In Reply to: Bought a Disc posted by Dick L on November 29, 2016 at 15:33:10:
That wheel is required to keep it running level, without it the toung might just be trying to hit the ground and doing so it makes the outer blades go deeper than the middle ones or the toung might want to ride high and outer ends of the gangs not doing any work. I have an Amish friend that was trying to use front half of a tractor like that and the gangs would piviot both up or down depending on how it felt it wanted to do. In the owners manual it showed an adapter to make the toung rigid and I talked him into letting me make an adapter and him putting it on. Instead of his fields being nothing but ridges and valleys it started to look like it should. Should be no problem finding a wheel that would work. I rebuilt the fron half of a tandam tractor disk for horses and I used the caster wheel and shank from a discarded hay rake and for the bearings the axle bearings from a different discarded hay rake. YThat toung needs a way to hold it level to work corectly. And you could put a 4 or 6 horse hitch on it.
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