NY986 IF you can swing it the heavier disc like a sunflower or a Landoll would pay in the end. Those discs with the 3 bearings on one shaft will not last in rocky/stoney ground. We have an IH470. and my brother bought that Sunflower we use with only 2 bearings per shaft those work great without breaking the shafts. The disc is heavy so will cut in even during the summer when it is hard. I think the sunflower website says it weighs like 30,000. Will work grassy looking ground to a seedbed in 2 passes. The 470 would break shafts hitting stones over time and then the work of welding it back together again. Finally made 2 shafts per gang with only 2 bearings per shaft and now have not needed to work on it in several years. The frame may just be the final downfall now.
As for different implements than the tractors.We have other brands of equipment from Deere, White,IH,Great Plains,NI. Just depends on the price and what it will do and last.
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