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Posted by thurlow on August 01, 2004 at 07:40:57 from (65.255.98.19):
In Reply to: Best - Offset Disk posted by bwhite on August 01, 2004 at 07:27:58:
Don't know about "best"......had a 9ft(???) JD PKH for almost 40 years. Never had a bearing to fail or a blade to break. Wore the blades down to the nub....got a deal on NOS blades and rebuilt it; looked like new. No longer needed it; sold it in Feb for more than it cost new. Only weak spot was leaf-spring leveling mechanism; if you crossed a ditch or terrace with disk in ground, you would break the spring. Of course, it took an idiot to do that, but I hired my share of idiots. Bought it when 4020s were our big tractors; really needed a little more tractor than that......
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