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Re: Pull A 22 foot field cultivator with JD 4630?
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on April 02, 2006 at 11:36:31 from (209.226.106.130):
In Reply to: Pull A 22 foot field cultivator with JD 4630? posted by Brad Wright of MO on April 02, 2006 at 09:36:27:
Brad: You could probably make 15 MPH with that cultivator as deep as it will penetrate. Only one problem at that speed, the cultivator will start bouncing around 10 MPH. Or at least that is what happened when one of my cowboys got up around 10 MPH with Farmall 1066 and 25' cultivator. Lucky we caught him after about 4 rounds as driving over it in pickup was just like driving on solid waves. Interesting part was it took close to 3 years to get it smooth again. One of the perrils of giving too much horse power to an idiot. Be careful who you give the 4630 and 22' cultivator to.
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