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Disk question
Are the disks meant to have the dish facing inwards?
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Front gangs face outward, rear gangs face inward.
In other words, The front gangs throw the dirt outward. The rear gangs pull it back in, and are a bit wider. |
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Oh ,but This only has 1 gang
Now it has 1 facing in and 1 out |
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ok single gang disk, never used something that small.
I would think they should be set so they either pull the dirt in or out, depending on your choice. Hope they are adjustable. |
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This is how they should be.
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Adam 1964 Model 100 w/ K301 12hp and custom hydraulics 1972 Model 149 turned 129 w/ K301 12hp, triple hydraulics, 66 series clone |
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Ok that northern tool shows the middle forward and back
I think I had it forward but put it together in the back ,and it worked different Oh well its too wet to plow right anyway |
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I'm no expert on disk harrows.....but it seems to me these disks are mounted cup side forward. In other words, concave side forward. As if when moving forward, the cup scoops up the dirt. Am I correct?
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A single gang disk does the identical function as a double gang,,,
if you move over one half of a gang width each pass. |
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