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Posted by twopop on October 06, 2003 at 09:23:16 from (67.203.199.226):
In Reply to: Can Someone Tell Me Why posted by Allan on October 06, 2003 at 03:21:06:
the ways of preparing land for planting vary from one area to another,here in new mexico just about every farmer has a rollover/spinner plow.the new plow on the market is a switch plow,htat doesnt use a moldboard but has straight plow blade and is carried at about a 30 degree angle from the tractor,then is hydraulically switched to the opposite direction on turn-around.I grew up in california,and farming methods were differant than here,also when discussing field wouk,any time you put an implement in the field.you are (plowing)even if your pulling a disc.have a neighbor who just bought a new 6 bottom rollover to pull behind a 4WD ford 350 hp tractor
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