Posted by charles todd on January 25, 2011 at 20:01:19 from (205.242.95.140):
In Reply to: How to disc a field? posted by Nofbdybs on January 25, 2011 at 18:11:38:
I have been doing the same thing with 50 acres. I'm using a Farmall 504 and a MF 10' disk dragging a 12' chunk of rail road iron behind it all. I make a pass in each direction, then come at it on a 45 degree angle. Then I raise the disk (pull type) and drag just the iron to smooth and fill holes. And yes, the poor 504 (42 hp drawbar new) is catching he!!.
I'd like more info on how to do this correctly. I'm just experimenting and trying to figure how to make it "golf course" smooth and keep the +40 year old equipment going.
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