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Posted by Red Dave on October 06, 2003 at 07:24:49 from (24.104.94.34):
In Reply to: Can Someone Tell Me Why posted by Allan on October 06, 2003 at 03:21:06:
I assune you are talking about what we call rollover or 2 way plows. They are twice the weight and a lot more expensive. I've never seen one bigger than 2 or 3 bottoms, but that doesn't mean nobody made them. If you properly lay out the field you are going to plow, meaning plan how the furrows will lay, where you will start and finish, which way you will throw the dirt, you really don't need a rollover plow. The only place I see much advantage in them is in small fields or garden plots with no headlands to turn around in.
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