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Re: required power, need some advice
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Posted by thurlow on June 27, 2005 at 19:01:24 from (65.255.98.30):
In Reply to: required power, need some advice posted by caleb on June 27, 2005 at 17:57:52:
Well, it all depends on what shape the tractor's in; how heavy the soil is and whether the disk is a "pulverizing", a "cutting" or (most likely) something in between. When our 4020s were new, a 12 tandem disk was a good match IN OUR SOIL. The farmer should know; I assume the disk is pretty much a give-a-way, given the shape it's in? You're talking a heap of money for new blades, bearings and axles.......would think a 12 or 14 foot disk wouldn't be hard to find, given that farmers don't use them and they're probably too big for most hobbyists..........
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