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Re: Re: Re: Narrow Fronts ... single vs double wheeled ?
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Posted by 2 G's Some facts A guess===4 ;-{] U on January 13, 2003 at 11:24:47 from (166.90.230.12):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Narrow Fronts ... single vs double wheeled ? posted by Dr.Evil on January 13, 2003 at 09:29:08:
I didn't see where he or she said it was a fact!!!Heres a fact when I was a kid use to culvate corn with a john deere B ROOLLAAA MATIC 2 wheels on the front.It would plug up every time I went in a wet spot'' the next thing one wheel would fall off.Here's a nother fact we put a single wheel on that B and guess what?????It would get stuck easyer,,,it pluged,,rode rougher,,but it did turn easyer,,the wheel never fall off again,,,and it seemed less corn got smashed down.....My ( GUESS) WOOOOD B narrow crop rows....U have a point bout the corner picker,,,,,,But is it a FACT????I would never pull a mounded picker on a single wheel front end,,,why to heavy,,thats a fact 2..
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