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Posted by Tim, Ohio on December 27, 2006 at 09:30:47 from (128.146.239.246):
Everyone, Just wondered what there is to know about using a single bottom 3-pt plow. I am considering buying one to do our garden plot. Until now we have simply used a rototiller, but now I am interested in going a little bigger with the plot and applying manure or green fertilizers. I intend to use one of my two Ford NAA tractors to do the work. I noticed a single bottom plow for a class I hitch is available from TSC for 470.00. Do you think this would give me enough years of use in a small garden plot application? Since I do not have a disc, I plan to break up the plowed area with the lowered tines of my box blade (which has worked in other applications) Then, go over it with my rear tine rototiller. Any thoughts or suggestions appreciated. Tim, Ohio
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