Posted by Ksfarmmer on February 26, 2008 at 17:11:09 from (24.255.244.98):
In Reply to: two point implements posted by Cornbinder on February 26, 2008 at 13:26:41:
Last fast hitch plow I looked at was a 2 bottom at an auction, I think I dropped out at about $100 to $150 which is about what I think it sold for. Don't recall fully but there was another auction for a 3 bottom that I think went for $300 to $350 to whoever bought the tractor. It's your money but those prices are steeper than what I might want to pay. I finally got a steel wheeled pull type plow for $65 that plows my garden just fine. If you have a good use for these maybe they are worth that to you. Sometimes people are pretty proud of two point implements.
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