Boulter
Member
Hi:
I picked up a disc along with a plow at an auction last fall. Got the plow to do something reasonably sensible, but don't even know where to start with the disc.
Foir a start it would sure help to even identify it. I can't make out the nameplate, but perhaps someone who knew the possibilities might be able to infer what it is from the worn nameplate image below.

It is a two gang, is that the terminology? The gangs are currently separated. I was hoping to just mount the first gang and be able to lift it clear of the ground to disk a small garden area, about 60 feet long by 16 feet wide. If I can't lift the disc here, I can't use it as I'll chew up all the grass etc coming around for the next pass. It is not clear to me how or even if the first section can be lifted clear of the ground. Maybe the lift just controls the attack angle of the discs and is not meant to actually lift the gang off the ground. As I said, I am clueless.
Here are pictures of the two gangs.


This next photo shows a slot that looks to me to be broken. Not sure what is going on here. It seems to mate up somehow with the rectangular piece in the following photo.

Some other photos.




I'd be most grateful for any assistance.
Regards,
Boulter
I picked up a disc along with a plow at an auction last fall. Got the plow to do something reasonably sensible, but don't even know where to start with the disc.
Foir a start it would sure help to even identify it. I can't make out the nameplate, but perhaps someone who knew the possibilities might be able to infer what it is from the worn nameplate image below.

It is a two gang, is that the terminology? The gangs are currently separated. I was hoping to just mount the first gang and be able to lift it clear of the ground to disk a small garden area, about 60 feet long by 16 feet wide. If I can't lift the disc here, I can't use it as I'll chew up all the grass etc coming around for the next pass. It is not clear to me how or even if the first section can be lifted clear of the ground. Maybe the lift just controls the attack angle of the discs and is not meant to actually lift the gang off the ground. As I said, I am clueless.
Here are pictures of the two gangs.


This next photo shows a slot that looks to me to be broken. Not sure what is going on here. It seems to mate up somehow with the rectangular piece in the following photo.


Some other photos.




I'd be most grateful for any assistance.
Regards,
Boulter