Disc for JD 4410 4wd 35 HP

[EdwardB]

I have been scouring craigslist for a disc but haven't found anything to meet my needs yet. Thinking about biting the bullet and buying new. Does anyone have any suggestions as to a sturdy brand? I don't want to buy something cheaply made that will break. My soil is sandy loam, no clay, and probably a few small rocks here and there.

I don't know much about discs, but have researched them some. Here are two promising looking models.

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DH15 Series Disc Harrows | Land Pride

 

[EdwardB]

I also just found this one which is nearby:

IRON Search - New & Used Farm Machinery - Tractors - Agricultural Equipment for Sale - By Dealers & Owner

It is used for $1,200.

 

[TheSpoon]

There's a really good thread around here in disc harrows. I'll see about finding it. But in general, Howse and Monroe Tufline are a couple of the best.

*edit* found it - http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/showthread.php?p=3726983

 

[EdwardB]

There's a really good thread around here in disc harrows. I'll see about finding it. But in general, Howse and Monroe Tufline are a couple of the best. *edit* found it - http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/showthread.php?p=3726983

Thanks

 

[EdwardB]

I ended up getting the Woods DHM6. It was used but basically looked brand new. The dealer said the guy bought it, only used its a few times and then traded it in the next year. I'll be trying it out yet this week and report back.

 

[jeff9366]

Perhaps this thread on Tandem Disc Harrow adjustment will save you time and fuel:

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...ing-three-point-hitch-mounted.html?highlight=