flusher
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- Joined
- Jun 4, 2005
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- Location
- Sacramento
- Tractor
- Getting old. Sold the ranch. Sold the tractors. Moved back to the city.
A few weeks ago my neighbor dragged this pull disc over to my place. It measures about 6-ft between the outer discs. Has disc scrapers too.
Looks to be in pretty good condition considering it hasn't been used in over 10 years. Not a lot of rust. Hope a little Liquid Wrench and some grease will get it going.
Trying to figure out why the hitch bar is installed at an angle in the first photo. May have to do with the hitch tongue being offset from its center position.
Don't know the manufacturer. Could be IH. Any help here is appreciated.
Don't know if the 1966 MF-135 will be able to pull it with only about 35hp on the drawbar, assuming that the Perkins diesel still has decent compression so the engine meets its hp specs.
I'll find out soon enough after I finish rewiring, servicing and repainting the 135.
Ain't vintage stuff fun!!!!!
Looks to be in pretty good condition considering it hasn't been used in over 10 years. Not a lot of rust. Hope a little Liquid Wrench and some grease will get it going.
Trying to figure out why the hitch bar is installed at an angle in the first photo. May have to do with the hitch tongue being offset from its center position.
Don't know the manufacturer. Could be IH. Any help here is appreciated.
Don't know if the 1966 MF-135 will be able to pull it with only about 35hp on the drawbar, assuming that the Perkins diesel still has decent compression so the engine meets its hp specs.
I'll find out soon enough after I finish rewiring, servicing and repainting the 135.
Ain't vintage stuff fun!!!!!