
06/17/05, 07:43 PM
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A three bottom plow does not describe the load very well. My Kverneland 3/16 would anchor it soundly, the little 10 inch plows that they came with, properly leveled, and with the draft set to turn 3inches or so and with the plow in good "clean" shape would not be a problem. Plow too deep with a rusty plow and well beyond the available hp for the amount of sod you're trying to flip and no it won't. A rusty plow is a lot harder to pull than a clean shiney one, and seized coulters will suck HP too. Run it off level (from the hitch) and again you need mroe hp. And realize my modern 3furrow 16 inch plow flips 48 inches of sod and digs deeper than the old Ford plows were ever made to run. The little old Ford/Ferguson 3/10 (3 furrow 10 inch) only turns 30 inches of sod and runs a lot shallower; 25 hp should pull that easily.
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