Posted by Bill from MA on January 22, 2008 at 10:15:59 from (24.62.231.170):
In Reply to: hills posted by Bill from MA on January 21, 2008 at 10:49:44:
>> what kind of tractor is the jd 2040, is it similar to the other row crops, anything like a 2010 or is it more like a utility type? (can't visualize what kind that model is) >>
1980's full size (weight) utility model. Nothing like a compact.
I did the field once a couple of years ago on a small Kubota. Did the U shaped passes but there was a spot that puckered me up and I skipped it.
I may just do the same and then go back with a regular lawn tractor to get that one spot.
I like the 4' level idea and will try it as I have no idea what the slope really is. On the little K I was holding the ROPS to keep from sliding off and the JD 2040 doesn't have one.
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