Princess auto atv disc

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#21  
Read em... One person says its crap, the next says its the best thing since sliced bread... I'm in fairly light soil, I can weld... I'm ready to add weight to the thing... If it misses the odd weed i can go back with the hand sprayer.... I would think if weight is added and it stays in the ground, it should go through trash just as well as a large disc. Of not so much?
 
   / Princess auto atv disc #22  
Firms that manufacture ag equipment know the stresses involved.

Add weight to a light weight, angle-iron ATV disc harrow is very likely to produce frame rupture.

People say to add weight. They seldom post about equipment then ruined.

Buy the tool you need or consider NO TILL plot seed which you only need to cover.

You are seeking UNIVERSAL TRUTH. Instead consider your conditions, your budget, your time and make your decision.
 
   / Princess auto atv disc #23  
Jordan9682 said:
Should I ever have to worry about burning the belt out?
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Yes you should. Also consider overheating. You have to be prudent.

Note that the ag orientated UTVs have HST transmissions, like tractors, rather than belts.
 
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#24  
I guess if i feel its working to hard i can just lift it abit, thats the nice thing about the disc. I like the jack to lift it :)
 
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#25  
Ordered it. Just have to find time to pick it up :thumbsup:
 
   / Princess auto atv disc #26  
Let us know how it works out. Pics and vids are always appreciated!
 
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yelbike said:
Let us know how it works out. Pics and vids are always appreciated!
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What would you be wanting to see in the pics and/or video?
(Wont be for probably 2 weeks atleast...it's snowing right now :censored: )
 
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