EverythingAttachments
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Woah, that's a mean lookin disc! Solid, un-pierced box frame, solid welded category 1&2 hitch, screw adjustment, formed gang hangers, tubes capped with solid steel.
Oh wait, is that one of ours?
Disc Harrow Disc Harrow - Too MUCH hp?
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Woah, that's a mean lookin disc! Solid, un-pierced box frame, solid welded category 1&2 hitch, screw adjustment, formed gang hangers, tubes capped with solid steel.
Oh wait, is that one of ours?
C4Ranch
Veteran Member
Haha... Rhetorical question right?
EverythingAttachments
Elite Member
I just couldn't help myself! :laughing:
Looks like a nice fit. I'm glad it works good with your tractor!
Travis
oosik
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C4Ranch - I can tell by your pic that you have "real" dirt. That's probably a good reason why its - one pass for you. Here when I turn my dirt its a white-ish/grey color. What little dirt I have over the bedrock has a very high percentage of volcanic ash. From 1980 eruption of Mt. St. Helens. Volcanic ash is supposedly good for the soil - too much and the dirt/ash mix makes mighty fine concrete after it rains. Hard as the doorknobs on the gates to H*ll.
EverythingAttachments
Elite Member
Niiiiiice!:thumbsup: It would be nice to have an ETA disc but their stuff's too yellow.
AW, CAT Yellow doesn't clash with anything!!
Travis
EverythingAttachments
Elite Member
Because if we did, you guys could see me goofing around on TBN all day......and have a visual as well....
Scary, so don't give anyone any ideas! :laughing:
Travis
EverythingAttachments
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Even scarier, my Wife could see me goofing around on TBN all day......and she thinks i work REALLY HARD!! :laughing:
Travis