MattyR
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New member here. I have a 52 hps tractor and live in Eastern Washington State. Can anyone provide me a credible source for a potato harvester? Thanks in advance.
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Potato Harvester
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jeff9366
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HARVESTER SPECS AND PRICING:
Potato Digger to Harvest Potatoes
Learn the easy way to dig or harvest potatoes with your tractor
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cqaigy2
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They do loads of potato's around George area, Ephrata. Seems like one could find a good source there.
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MattyR
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Thank you. I saw this one and it's for tractors under 30 hps. I emailed the company to see if my tractor would work (52 hps).HARVESTER SPECS AND PRICING:
Potato Digger to Harvest Potatoes
Learn the easy way to dig or harvest potatoes with your tractorwww.everythingattachments.com
jeff9366
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Wyobuckaroo
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If all you need is a single row harvester up to 30 tractor horse power.....
Sounds to me like a good reason to get a 30 horse power tractor...
Sounds to me like a good reason to get a 30 horse power tractor...
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We used to pull a two row JD potato digger with 30 -40 HP two wheel drive tractors.
Our two row Lockwood potato harvesters we used 115 HP with FWA but 60 HP was adequate on lighter soils.
Our two row Lockwood potato harvesters we used 115 HP with FWA but 60 HP was adequate on lighter soils.