why is it???

glennster · Jun 27, 2010

that brand new disc blades can roll over a corn stalk and not even cut thru them, but an old rusty piece of a disc blade can cut completely thru a brand new 8 ply tire and tube on the front of my backhoe???? its a conspiracy i tell ya!!!

TGIN · Jun 27, 2010

Rusty disk blade , I hope your backhoe has had a tetnis shot .

johndeereman · Jun 27, 2010

an old saying my mom used to tell me is a dull knife hurts more than a sharp knife i never argued that one lol

kruser · Jun 27, 2010

Daughter/MOL running it or do you want to admit?

glennster · Jun 27, 2010

actually, my neighbors son. he and a friend of his decided to junk a bunch of old machinery in their woods, so he was running the loader to cut a road in there. i did discover that a 4020 with a du-all loader and my minnie back hoe can lift an f-30 up out of the mud and carry it out of the woods!!

Oldmax · Jun 27, 2010

I don't know why but I ran over the A I beam with my small utility trailor 5'X8' and split a brand new 14" tire wide open. Tire was load Range "D". I guess just cought it right, and it always happends when you "Don't have time for such nonsence.

Red1 · Jun 28, 2010

Used to have to hack off the treads of an old tractor tire with a machete. For auguring seed into the bins. I'd always try to keep it as shiny and sharp as possible..it was still hard work. Maybe if I'd left it out in the rain...

Wesley Stephens · Jun 28, 2010

disc blades get sharper as they wear thinner.

Wilson · Jun 28, 2010

WAIT did you say F30 I want one!!!!!!!!!!

Wilson · Jun 28, 2010

WAIT did you say F30 I want one!!!!!!!!!!

why is it???

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