Posted by LOU from Wi. on February 15, 2011 at 10:54:46 from (174.124.110.80):
In Reply to: Re: Still searching posted by GordoSD on February 15, 2011 at 06:25:13:
Gordo. To tell the truth, If we were farmers with a lot of ground to work, a second tractor would be in line.We got the 706 with just pulling a wagon was the plan. Wood is necessary for our heat source. Called around to the mfg that Old Roy gave us and they did list em buttttttttt no longer mfg em. I guess the aftermarket hitch caused so much stress ,it would tear up the 3 point off. Can't see buying another tractor just to do our garden plots here at home. Way to much expense for us. Some one suggested we look for a disc to pull behind our 706 (draw bar )hook up. Found one real close by.less then 40 miles away. Farmer is going to sell it because it's to small for his operation. Want's what we can afford at this time.Gonna look at it tomorrow (8 ft disc) one chipped blade or so he says. Gonna LOOK before we leap.Son says it will do the gardens(weight added to disc) should be o.K.if we do get it. We will post the results here. I personally want to thank each and every one here that responded to our needs .to a fellow tractor owner who doesn't farm and knows squat about what's -what when it comes to equiptment needing a 3 point hitch.There are other options on this post we will be looking into if this falls through. Warmest regards, LOU.
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