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How big a plow?
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Posted by Luke S on July 11, 2006 at 07:01:07 from (65.161.251.246):
I am looking for a plow to use to rip up some of my really rough hay fields and get them back into better shape. Got a good disc, just need a plow. I have an Oliver 1955 that dynoe'd 130 pto hp. But, I don't want to work it too hard as you all know the reputation of the 310 waukesha's, even though I have put in the new rod bolts. I have one set of rear weights installed. The ground is hard packed creek bottom ground, hasn't been plowed in a long time. I am thinking a semi-mounted 4-16"s of some sort, what do you guys think? I want to have a big enough one to cover some ground, but I don't want to strain the tractor. I saw a nice semi-mounted 5-bottom JD sell last summer for $45 at an auction, no body plows around here anymore. Advice?
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