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Old 03-10-2011, 09:39 PM
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Great job Jeff! Those look sweet!
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Found some stickers to dress it all up.
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I wondered how that disc was going to work with no pivot. Now I am drooling. I want one like that. Everything looks awesome. I need to paint my plow like that also. Wish all this dang rain would quit.
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Your implements look great! Good job on the restore!

One question though...does the electric lift cylinder on the disk allow you to raise the rear gang off the ground while the front gang remains engaged? I was going to add to DX3's comment about the disk not having the pivot point....was thinking my granddad had a disk for his farm tractor that did not pivot and worked fine, however it was a pull type that raised and lowered on wheels and the pivot point was the hitch...I think his question is a good one, since your disk is basically like a larger tractors 3 pt mount disk....if left in the ground (engaged) when turning, would it not put a lot of side load on the brinly hitch adapter? I guess it is not a big deal if you lift it to turn around. Sorry, I start typing before I complete the thought process...typing (thinking) aloud again...LOL.
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The decals look great on your implements!
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Your implements look great! Good job on the restore!

One question though...does the electric lift cylinder on the disk allow you to raise the rear gang off the ground while the front gang remains engaged? I was going to add to DX3's comment about the disk not having the pivot point....was thinking my granddad had a disk for his farm tractor that did not pivot and worked fine, however it was a pull type that raised and lowered on wheels and the pivot point was the hitch...I think his question is a good one, since your disk is basically like a larger tractors 3 pt mount disk....if left in the ground (engaged) when turning, would it not put a lot of side load on the brinly hitch adapter? I guess it is not a big deal if you lift it to turn around. Sorry, I start typing before I complete the thought process...typing (thinking) aloud again...LOL.
What I do is remove the bolts that allow side pivot on the sleeve hitch .This allows it to turn until the tire hits the disk.That is why I added those small pieces of tube stock to act as stopers. originally I didn't have the wheels on and I just used the sleeve hitch to pick it up. my 149 had all it could do to lift this, So I knew it would need wheels to help carry the weight so that the sleeve hitch wouldn't break under the load. A better idea would have been to extend the hitch to allow more pivot room when turning ,but it works.It really doesn't see much field time just a little play time ,mostly for show
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Oh okay, I just recently picked up a single gang disk and it is pretty heavy to pack around. I bet your setup with the double gangs are a hand full to pack around. I have a 149 tractor that is my resto project, I have yet to get the sleeve hitch and brinly hitch for it, was wondering how much weight they handle, the older brinly attachments I have gotten seem pretty heavy.
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