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Got a disc
I weigh 240lbs. and the anvil must weigh 150 lbs.
Now I can disc and turn around a lay off some furrows.
http://users.vnet.net/jamhudson/pics/28%20Disc/
Now I can disc and turn around a lay off some furrows.
http://users.vnet.net/jamhudson/pics/28%20Disc/
Young man for work, old man for advice
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Thanks Dan for telling me about it. $75.00 was a good deal for it. Now find me a bottom plow. I can put the belly plow on with the 3-point on but it strains me. I think I can pull a 14 inch bottom. May need avgas. My Cub never stalls, just spins the wheels. How many gallons of water will 9:50 tires hold?
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Country my dad who was born in 1899 always wanted a anvil that would ring. He had his dad's anvil but it would not ring. He paid $100 for that ringing anvil in about 1960. I paid $1.25 for steel last week wonder how much a old anvil is per pound now days?? By the way I have both of the anvils now.
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