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Posted by caleb on June 27, 2005 at 17:57:52 from (207.200.116.199):
Will a 4020D pull a 14foot disk in sand/clay dirt. I am starting the collection backwards, got the planter(494A), the disk is waiting on me to make up my mind. I want a 4020D and thats what I will buy next(after the disk) but I wont get this disk if it cant pull it. The farmer that owns it said if the tractors weighted down that I shouldnt have a problem. Just thought I would ask a few others before I invest in it. Also when I replace the disk gangs I could make it smaller couldnt I? It needs new disks, bearings, disk axles all around & paint. Thanks for your help. Caleb What would you give for one like that too?
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