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  1. J

    Dad / grandpas tractor

    We still have the WC my Great grandpa used to replace the dead horse in 46 or 47' my Great uncle picked it up from the dealership and took it across the road to have the spokes cut off and rims welded on for rubber. Still have the WD that came new a couple years later. Both were on the same...
  2. J

    Horsepower needed for baler

    I'm not as familiar with the jd baker but we have a 315 new holland that is similar to the ones you are looking at as well as a older ,269. It takes more tractor than you might think to run that 315 compared to the 269. If I.was going to.bale with a smaller lighter gas tractor like...
  3. J

    Hauling Tractor

    Haven't ever done it myself but a dolly sounds like a bad idea for a multitude of reasons. Others are right, a 70 is a bit much for a trailer with 2 3500# axles. You can buy bumper pulls with 5000 or 7000# axles, either would work fine, just might have to slide the wheels in some. No need for...
  4. J

    Mulch finishers

    Unless your 4320 has the pump cranked and is breathing fire I wouldn't think it would want much more than 16' maybe 18'. We always pulled a late model 22' Kent Discovator with the 4640 fastest it would pull it is about 5 mph, maybe 6 on the good flat ground. We got a 4650 fwa last spring ...
  5. J

    Best plow truck

    Dad ran a couple square body chevy 3/4 tons one with a Meyer's electric and one with a western cable control. Heaters would sweat you out in both trucks, the 77' with full-time 4 wheel drive would grab the ground better with bald tires than most new trucks with new tires. I have run about...
  6. J

    Woods 15' batwing hp

    Woods Batwings seem to be easier to run than most they are lighter weight and must have smaller gear boxes. Dad had 2 315's and ran them on 706's, a gas and a diesel. They mowed everything from sod fields to overgrown stuff as tall as the smokestack and those old 706's ran them fine. The...
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